Athleisure took over as a trend in 2017 and it’s expanded to where people are even rocking joggers and hoodies to work. While we don’t necessarily suggest that course of action, we’ve picked 12 items that will make your gym-going experience equal parts comfortable and fashionable.
From practical backpacks to insanely comfortable joggers, here are the athleisure items you’ll want to grab for 2018.
The 12 Best Pieces of Athleisure Gear You Need for 2018
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Reflective 4 Dash Tank by Fourlaps
This stylish tank acts as reflective protection when you’re pounding the pavement after dark.$48, fourlaps.com
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Fusex Rush T-shirt by Asics
This workout top is soft, reflective, and engineered to provide max movement when you’re active.$60, asics.com
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Long Sleeve Ribbed Henley by Tommy John
This supersoft Henley features contrast stitching for an added boost of style.$68, tommyjohn.com
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ABC Jogger by Lululemon
These comfy pants have hidden pockets and come equipped with a special anti- ball-crushing (ABC) design.$118, lululemon.com
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Active Training Shorts by Puma
They’re reversible and feature a looser fit, which you’ll notice during ass-to-grass squats.$45, puma.com
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Hexawarm Reflect Tights by Reebok
Stay warm—and visible—with these lightweight, sweat-wicking tights.$60, reebok.com
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Avalanche Puffer by Gapfit
The cuffs on this warm, versatile jacket have thumbholes to help block out chilly drafts.$128-$158, gap.com
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Military Sport Hoodie by 2(x)ist
The soft fabric and cold-blocking hood make this your new go-to hoodie, in and out of the gym.$78, 2xist.com
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Travel Duffel by Repelica
Easily fit your gym clothes and Dopp kit on the inside of this sleek duffel and stash your laptop on the outside.$275, repelica.com
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Lenox Backpack by State
The separate shoe compartment is clutch for keeping your rank gym kicks sequestered.$140, statebags.com
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791 Leather Sneakers by J.Crew + New Balance
Two great brands teamed up to bring you a pair of classic sneakers that you’ll love wearing outside the gym. $75, jcrew.com
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Pureboost DPR by Adidas
With this shoe’s knit upper and wide forefoot for maximum foot splay, you’ll run (or strut) with a confident, natural feel.$150, Adidas.com
