Let’s face it… as good as your post- workout feels, it can
be hard to get motivated and fit in a workout with your busy schedule. Like the
rest of the world, I decided my New Year resolution was to make 2015 about
being healthy and fit. To help stay motivated, I purchased new workout attire
and hit the gym. Fashionable workout attire can make you feel confident and excited to work out. What I quickly noticed is that I was spending an insane amount
of money on workout clothing that I wear for an hour and then put in the
laundry bin (Unless of course, I wear them to run my errands like Starbucks, the grocery
store, etc.). I was in search of workout clothing that is affordable,
functional, comfortable and fashionable. It’s no surprise that I am in love with the
lululemon brand (as we all are) however, I am not so in love with their prices.
After shopping around I quickly found an alternative to the lululemon price
with the same general look and comfort.
Over the past year or so I began shopping at Old Navy again.
I quickly found that they have been modeling their clothing line after JCREW
and workout line after lululemon. The active wear meets all of the criteria: affordable,
functional, comfortable and fashionable. At workout classes friends would say “Oh, cute
top. Is that lulu?” and when I responded with “No, It’s Old Navy!” their jaws
would drop. A pair of pants that would costs $100+ I could purchase for only
$30. Don’t get me wrong, I splurge on expensive workout attire here and there
for statement items but I purchase the majority at Old Navy and sometimes Target.
I suggest deciding what items are a must have and which one
that you can purchase for less. For example, my lululemon must have is sports
bras. They had a firm hold and allow me to only wear one sports bra (normally I need 2), there is nothing worse than feeling uncomfortable during
a workout. I also like their headbands. Yoga pants, spandex, workout tanks, and
half zips I all purchase from Old Navy.

All Photos are taken from OldNavy.com & lululemon.com
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