F&F’s new sportswear range starts at £5 and the leggings are not see through!
Look and feel good on a small budget!
January is the month when everyone’s trying to be good. Gyms are packed with people trying to be healthier. And while it's really about actions and not aesthetic, we'd be lying if we didn't admit that wearing something nice makes us feel better and motivated. Which is why we are interested to hear that F&F has launched a new sportswear range.
Ranging from £5 to £18, F&F active wear is functional, feminine and modern, and comprises of t-shirts, supportive brad and sculpting leggings. And trust us when we say that they're some of the best leggings we've tried.
Its key features are the fabrics: they’ve developed a compression fabric that slims the silhouette and apparently helps muscle soreness and fatigue.
In addition, the fabrics are also quick dry and 4 way stretch, useful characteristics when it comes to gym clothing!
The range comes in plain and neutral colours, with contrasting bright prints and details, making the pieces quite easy to mix and match with the ones you already own.
Besides their main active wear range, they’re also partnering up with Wicked Workout, on an 8-piece sustainable collection of organic tees and sweats paired with recycled polyester leggings.
The colour palette is monochrome with pops of bright colours such as violet and pink, featuring reflective fun slogans in high gloss and puff prints.The bras are made from a breathable mesh fabric and are designed to give a better support and make you feel secure when doing high impact activities such as running.
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The woman&home fashion team has tried some of the pieces and absolutely loved them. The recycled polyester tops are lightweight and super comfortable, just what you need when you’re at the gym burning all those Christmas calories. Some of the tops and leggings have ruched details so you can wear them however you want: shorter or longer, loose or tighter.
Last but not least, we’ve tried on the recycled leggings to make sure they didn’t go transparent and… they didn’t, which was such a surprise for the price point (£14)!
It's a good feeling when you find cheap but good quality clothes - just what we need to stick to our New Year fitness goals. Now please excuse us, we're off to the gym...
The collection is available in all F&F stores now.
Manuela Rio Tinto is a freelance fashion and lifestyle writer with experience in both short and long-form articles, as well as copywriting. Brazilian, she moved to London six years ago and since then has worked for brands like Woman & Home, Woman’s Own, Chat, Selfridges and Karen Millen, to name a few. Passionate about all things culture, travel and scuba diving-related, you’ll find her either reading, travelling or diving in her spare time.
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