Being active comes at a cost. Between gym memberships, athletic equipment, and workout gear, pursuing an active lifestyle can easily set a person back hundreds of dollars per month. However, staying fit and being fiscally responsible don't have to be mutually exclusive. By shopping at the right stores, you can keep up on your athleisure looks without breaking the bank. Keep reading to discover where to shop to save money on athletic wear.
Target
ShutterstockTarget has a wonderful selection of well-priced athletic wear that performs just as well as, if not better than, its costly competitors. Fitness publication Health even described one of Target's exclusive brands, C9 Champion, as "high-performance activewear that's right on trend."
Plus, the store has a wide selection of sizes, so men and women in all stages of their fitness journey can find gear at Target that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.
Lululemon's "We Made Too Much" Section
How could Lululemon—the expensive fashion-forward fitness store—possibly be on a list of places to save money on athletic wear? Well, the store has a section on their website called "We Made Too Much," where you'll find all of your luxury favorites at sale prices all year round. Lululemon itself might not have many sales, but this plentiful, well-priced section definitely makes up for that.
The Nike Factory Store
ShutterstockA surprising number of top-notch athletic wear stores have factory outlets where you can save tons of money. Nike, for instance, has stores in outlet malls all over the country where its shoes, clothing, accessories, and more are available for prices that put Walmart's to shame.
The Adidas Outlet Store
ShutterstockAdidas is another retailer that has well-priced outlet stores from coast to coast. This way, you can still buy some of the label's most iconic sneakers and sweatsuits without sacrificing the health of your savings.
Amazon
ShutterstockWhat can't you get a deal on from Amazon? The online retailer sells a surprising amount of affordable athletic wear. This Under Armour shirt, for instance, starts at just $12. And this racerback sports bra with a 4-star rating? It starts at just $10.
Note: Since retailers’ prices and offers are constantly changing, some information in this article may no longer be applicable. Always check before you shop!
Nordstrom Rack
Shutterstock/Jonathan WeissWhen it comes to saving money, Nordstrom Rack always has your back. Both online and in store, you can snatch up athletic wear from Nike, Adidas, Puma, The North Face, Alo, Sweaty Betty, Reebok, and more. And the best news is, they're all on sale 365 days a year.
Kohl's
ShutterstockFrom Adidas and Nike to Fila and New Balance, Kohl's carries all of the best athletic wear brands. The store is always hosting a number of sales, so you don't have to look all that hard to find deals like Izod golf polos for $18 and Gaiam yoga capris for $11.
ASOS's Outlet Section
ASOSASOS is an online retailer that carries both well-known brands and its own in-house lines in more than 30 sizes. Though there are great deals all over the website, the best ones are waiting to be found in the outlet section, where prices start at just $7.
Old Navy
ShutterstockWhat's not to love about Old Navy? Not only is the store very reasonably priced, but it's also constantly offering discounts. Though you might be wary about trusting Old Navy's athletic wear, it should ease your mind to learn that the brand's activewear has a surprisingly large (and vocal) following.
Poshmark
PoshmarkIf you're into high-end active wear brands like Lululemon and Sweaty Betty, then Poshmark should be your go-to destination. It's an online marketplace where everyday people can list items for sale and buyers can either purchase them right away or offer to purchase them at a lower price. So you can find barely-worn tanks and tees from luxury athleisure brands at steep, steep discounts. If you're lucky, you might even find a brand-new sports bra or pair of sneakers selling for half of what they're worth!
Sierra Trading Post
Sierra Trading Post, the sister brand of frugal fashionista favorites like T.J. Maxx and HomeGoods, is known for offering athletic wear at amazing prices. For instance, the store sells $225 wool golf sweaters for just $43, and $150 Reebok running shoes for only $50. Whether you need an entirely new golf wardrobe or just want to pick up a few new pairs of leggings for the gym, Sierra Trading Post is definitely worth the trip.
Baleaf
BaleafIt doesn't matter if you're a yogi, a runner, or a surfer—Baleaf should be your new go-to athletic wear brand. The company believes that everyone should be able to "engage in unique sports experiences for a fair price," so they sell things like ski pants, swimsuits, and yoga leggings all for under $40.
Gymshark's Outlet Section
GymsharkGymshark, the athletic wear brand worn by fashion models and fitness influencers alike, is not as expensive as you'd expect it to be. Few items on the site cost more than $100, and there's even an outlet section where sports bras and tanks are as much as 40 percent off. And now that your workout wardrobe is on point, try these 30 Workouts That Burn More Than 500 Calories An Hour.
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