Favorite Workout Gear

I have never heard of the betty tee - do you have a link? I am always looking for tops that are long :)

I like lululemon tops (though I only have a few tanks, so old race tshirts are worn more often) and adidas/nike for bottoms. Always can find those for a steal at TJ Maxx. I also love lululemon for accessories - headbands, hats, and key holders. They are really smart with how they design the products, and just hold up better.

I like Target but for jackets - their bottoms always fit me weird.

Oh those shirts are super cute - I like that they aren't a crew or v-neck.

I have a Lululemon store near my house, and have a slight obsession with their pants. They are the *perfect* black workout pants that they will tailor for you for free. I actually never wear them to workout - I find the material is still too warm. Come Saturday however, I am wearing those pants. Yes. I get excited about it. Clearly a fan :)

Okay, now I *have* to go check them out. I am a sucker for comfy pants.

Anything cottony soft, lightweight and a little loose works for me. It also needs to be cheap since I'm hard on workout gear and even after so many washings, my clothes can walk away on their own! I frequent Target and J.C. Penny sales for workout clothing.

I was curious with all the comments about lululemon- had never heard of them. Turns out there is a showroom about 5 miles from my house! The clothes look really well designed for movement, but out of my budget for workout gear since I buy mine on clearance at outlets and TJ Maxx or Marshalls! Those pants do look comfy though...

Ok I swear I don't work for them, but I was a personal trainer in a previous job, so they were technically my work pants. 5 years later, they still are my favorites. When you have really long legs, a pair that finally fits right is kind of amazing. I should also mention that they do have sales (and offer free classes in their shops too)!

I do go to the outlets and TJ Maxx for pretty much everything else though!

Wow- 5 years is a long time. Sales, free classes, great quality, good fit... ok, I'll be heading to the showroom to drool!

Update: did check out lululemon a few weeks ago- didn't end up buying anything but the clothes are so well made- great seam placement and finishing, fabrics that wick. And even if you buy online (free ground shipping to US- they originated in Vancouver), you can take pants to any store for free hemming.

I googled them because I thought clothing designed that well with women in mind might have been started by a woman, but some surfer/snowboarder guy in Vancouver who got into Yoga started it in late 90's. Interesting company - thanks for the mention akeane. Will keep checking out the local store.