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Their free express shipping and free returns make them even more appealing.īonus! Here are a couple more sites that might be worth checking out for you, too, although their selections aren’t necessarily as strong as some of the others:ī-Fly Activewear has a pretty good selection of brands, but I didn’t put them on my main list because the stocking seems a little less consistent than the others. If you’re new to Revolve, you get 10% off your first order. They include quite a few brands that aren’t stocked by other retails previously on this list, like Maaji and Pink Lotus. Revolve’s fitness selection is pretty formidable. Fast, free shipping and free returns are a huge plus, too.

Their sale section sometimes includes items that are pretty hard to find at a discount elsewhere. Quite a bit of loungewear is sprinkled throughout as well.

ShopBop is staying pretty competitive with their activewear section, incorporating quite a few up-and-comers and super-luxe brands. And of course, Nordstrom is also home to their own popular activewear line, Zella. The brands they carry veer a little more toward the sporty side, including iconic sport brands like Nike, Under Armor, and The North Face, though they do carry a handful of smaller, more indie brands. Despite Nordstrom’s reputation for being a luxury brand, their selection is actually on the cheaper side compared to the others in this list. Their customer service and return policy are top-notch. Returns are free here, too.įor the second half of this list, these are some general retailers that have killer activewear sections:Īs far as retailer quality is concerned, it’s hard to beat Nordstrom. They carry a really nice variety of brands and I really like the clean layout of their site. Bandier’s schtick is pretty similar to Carbon38: luxe brands at higher price points.

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Returns will cost you a few bucks, but the minimum for free shipping is pretty low at $75.īandier started as a brick-and-mortar NYC store and only very recently launched their online shop. Evolve is definitely a bit biased toward the yoga side of things, but plenty of what they stock is useful for just about any type of fitness. They carry a range of brands, mostly focusing on brands that are in the moderately to slightly high price range (almost everything is <$100). Also, returns are free, yay!Įvolve has been around for a while, and they’ve built up a pretty sizable online shop. I also really appreciate that C38 uses fitness instructors for their photo shoot instead of your typical fashion models. They add new brands to their pretty regularly, and I’ve discovered a ton of new names from their site. They carry a range of brands including recognizable names like Alo, Beyond Yoga, Teeki, Lorna Jane, and Splits59, to lesser-known labels like Nimble Activewear, Vimmia, and SukiShufu.

Their site is devoted exclusively to luxury activewear, gravitating toward the more expensive brands, including ultra-luxury brands like Lucas Hugh. If you’ve never checked out some of the stockists on this list, consider this post your public service announcement.Ĭ38 is quickly becoming the gold standard of high-end fitness wear stockists. This list has a few of my favorite places to find new brands and new styles, not to mention the occasional great deal. I always have my radar up for new fitness fashions to try.

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