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Zara Launches Fitness and Workout Clothes Like Leggings and Sneakers for the Gym

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Zara neon windbreaker, $36, zara.com, leggings, $26, zara.com Most trend-driven, budget-conscious women are already waving the Zara flag enthusiastically, but guys—it's getting even better. With the addition of a range of workout clothes it's now entirely possible to wear the high-street brand for 100 percent of your life. The "gymwear" section, the offerings include leggings, tanks, shorts, sports bras, and beyond, with a few simply cut swimsuits and bodysuits thrown in alongside other gym kit staples like sneakers and socks. Both style and price are in line with what you've come to expect from the Spanish import: Items are sleekly cut, done in neutral hues, and wallet-friendly, with most tops and leggings between $20 and $30; sweatshirts are around $40. Expect more options to hit the site throughout spring too. While we love everything that's up to shop now, some of the pieces seen in the lookbook imagery is missing. Those pieces, including the sheer-insert leggings and hoodie seen in the snap below, are likely part of future deliveries. The category addition came on the heels of another piece of retail news for the brand. Earlier this month it launched its Ungendered collection, featuring basic tees, tanks, and sweats
Zara neon windbreaker, $36, zara.com, leggings, $26, zara.com Most trend-driven, budget-conscious women are already waving the Zara flag enthusiastically, but guys—it's getting even better. With the addition of a range of workout clothes it's now entirely possible to wear the high-street brand for 100 percent of your life. The gymwear section, the offerings include leggings, tanks, shorts, sports bras, and beyond, with a few simply cut swimsuits and bodysuits thrown in alongside other gym kit staples like sneakers and socks. Both style and price are in line with what you've come to expect from the Spanish import: Items are sleekly cut, done in neutral hues, and wallet-friendly, with most tops and leggings between $20 and $30; sweatshirts are around $40. Expect more options to hit the site throughout spring too. While we love everything that's up to shop now, some of the pieces seen in the lookbook imagery is missing. Those pieces, including the sheer-insert leggings and hoodie seen in the snap below, are likely part of future deliveries. The category addition came on the heels of another piece of retail news for the brand. Earlier this month it launched its Ungendered collection, featuring basic tees, tanks, and sweats