Sweaty Betty sale: Gym’s might be closed but you can still look the part for less
The Sweaty Betty sale is here, and it's brimming with bargains.


2020 might have been something of a let down, but never too late to recycle last year’s resolutions. As we head into 2021, we can guarantee that a promise to move more won’t be something you come to regret.
Walk to clear your mind, run to help combat pesky insomnia and practise yoga until those hunched working-from-home shoulders finally slot back into place. And do it all in style, with a little help from the Sweaty Betty sale.
They’ve slashed the prices of a huge range of pieces by as much as 50%, across everything from Sweaty Betty leggings and vests to gym bags and the very best sports bras. Meaning there’s never been a better time to give your activewear wardrobe a refresh.
Just one word of warning from us - popular pieces tend to sell out fast whenever Sweaty Betty launches a sale. So if you’ve got your eye on something in particular, we suggest you run, not walk, to that virtual checkout.
Sweaty Betty sale - our top picks
Athlete Seamless Gym Vest: £38, £26 (save £12) | Sweaty Betty
Crafted from sweat-wicking fabric, this vest draws moisture away from your body to keep you cool and dry. Wear yours for every activity or sport imaginable.
Stamina Sports Bra: £35 £24 (save £11) | Sweaty Betty
Providing medium support, this seamless design uses compression technology to keep your bust in place. It's suitable for up to a C cup.
High Shine High Waisted Leggings: £70, £35 (save £35) | Sweaty Betty
A joy to wear, the glossy fabric makes these leggings super stretchy. They look great too, making a welcome change to flat, matte fabrics.
Fast Track Running Jacket: £100, £50 (save £50) | Sweaty Betty
Thanks to the water resistant finish, this jacket will help to keep you dry in unexpected showers. A reflective trim on the sleeves helps with night time visibility too.
Icon Luxe Gym Bag: £98, £68 (save £30) | Sweaty Betty
Practical enough for the gym and smart enough for a weekend away, this bag is a must-buy. It's nice and lightweight, so won't add any additional bulk to your baggage.
Breeze Running Vest: £65, £32 (save £33) | Sweaty Betty
As the name suggests, this is a little looser than the form-fitting Athlete Vest. Bonded seams across the hem and sides put a stop to any risk of chafing.
Glisten Bamboo Long Sleeve Running Top: £50, £35 (save £15) | Sweaty Betty
Running in the winter requires plenty of layers, and this one is the perfect base. The antibacterial finish will keep you smelling and feeling fresh.
Stamina Longline Sports Bra: £40, £28 (save £12) | Sweaty Betty
A step up from Sweaty Betty's original Stamina Sports Bra, this one has an extra long torso for additional coverage. Choose from a range of colours.
Harmonise Luxe Fleece Sweatshirt: £115, £80 (save £35) | Sweaty Betty
Made from recycled cotton, this eco-conscious sweatshirt is stylish, snuggly and soft in equal measure. The two side pockets are handy too.
Super Sculpt High Waisted Yoga Leggings: £85, £59 (save £26) | Sweaty Betty
There's nothing worse than a wayward waistband when you're pushing into a downward dog, but luckily these high-waisted compression leggings have got your back.
While an uninspiring kit of old, sagging leggings and a holey t-shirt is unlikely to motivate you to move from couch to 5k, we’re willing to bet Sweaty Betty’s signature prints and typically bright colours will.
Designed by women, for women, Sweaty Betty pieces don’t just look good, they work hard too. Forget niggling sports bras and waistbands that drop as soon as you step into a squat, these are clothes that won’t let you down when the going gets tough.
So, whether you’re pounding the pavements or working up a sweat from the comfort of your living room, here’s to a well-dressed, and slightly less sedentary new year.
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Jess Beech is an experienced fashion and beauty editor, with more than eight years experience in the publishing industry. She has written for woman&home, GoodtoKnow, Now, Woman, Woman’s Weekly, Woman’s Own and Chat, and is a former Deputy Fashion & Beauty Editor at Future PLC. A beauty obsessive, Jess has tried everything from cryotherapy to chemical peels (minus the Samantha in Sex and The City-worthy redness) and interviewed experts including Jo Malone and Trinny Woodall.
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