Best shops for active wear?

[Guest]

I would vote Under Armour.

[QueenMab]

Oooo! Lots of options. Thanks!

[The Muppets]

Do like Lululemon.
Not the cheapest but lasts and I find nobody else in my gyms in Ayr and Edinburgh has the same stuff, unlike all the Nike outlet stuff that is appearing after everybody's US trips this summer

[KarenG]

Originally Posted by The Muppets

Do like Lululemon.
Not the cheapest but lasts and I find nobody else in my gyms in Ayr and Edinburgh has the same stuff, unlike all the Nike outlet stuff that is appearing after everybody's US trips this summer

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So do I, but the selection in the US outlet store has really deteriorated over the last few years. I can't bring myself to buy their full priced items ($100 for leggings ) but I've had some great bargains over the years, just not so many now. I love their aftercare service too they mended a seam on a top which developed a hole, four years after I bought it (and fell over themselves apologising). This was in a store far away from where I'd bought it, too.

However I likely wouldn't want to splash the cash for my daughter so I'd
really recommend Old Navy for their product quality and price. I've got some stuff still going strong from five / six years ago

The Nike outlet (east 192, near Medieval Times) is a lot cheaper than any of the other outlets, too. I think they get the stuff the outlets don't manage to sell as it's always much cheaper.

[sarahm]

My 8 year old dance obsessed daughter has picked up bits in Target, Nike outlet on the 192 near Celebration (they had some fab bargains in there today - my sons got shirts reduced to $6 and then had a further 20% off!) and she's loved the dance range in Justice.

[Gemsie0812]

Dicks world of sport at posner park might be worth a trip?

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