What to wear to the gym
Gym clothes should move with you, dry quickly and stay out of the way. You do not need a special wardrobe, just a few pieces that do the job and that you feel good in.
Gym clothes should move with you, dry quickly and stay out of the way. You do not need a special wardrobe, just a few pieces that do the job and that you feel good in.
A breathable top, flexible bottoms, supportive shoes, and a layer for the walk there. Add what your exercise needs, from grip socks to a sports bra.

Technical fabrics and light cotton blends keep you comfortable. Avoid heavy cotton that stays damp and cold when you stop.
Squats, lunges and stretches test every seam. Choose a cut that stays put, with no need to tug.
Running, lifting and classes each ask different things from a sole. Supportive, clean-soled shoes are safer than whatever is closest to the door.
A light jacket or hoodie handles the cold on the way, and a dry top for the way home saves the chill.
A breathable top, flexible bottoms, supportive shoes, and a layer for the walk there. Add what your exercise needs, from grip socks to a sports bra.
Pack a dry top and underwear for after. Take a towel and a bottle of water. Check the shoes have good grip and support. Bring a layer for the way home. Check the forecast if you are walking or cycling.