Work up a Sweat With the Best Activewear Brands in Australia
Break a sweat in style with beautiful training gear 'fits from the best activewear brands in Australia
Whether your chosen workout space is the gym, yoga, beach, or even just at home in your living room, why not exercise in gym wear that’ll keep you both supported and stylish?
Gone are the days of working out in an old t-shirt and your high school gym shorts – these days, activewear is a bona fide fashion category all of its own, with everything from super comfy bike shorts and supportive sports bras to buttery soft tights on offer.
From street-style inspired athleisure to high-performance gym wear, these are the best activewear brands in Australia that’ll help you feel confident as you break a sweat in style.
The Best Activewear Brands Australia
Nimble
Nimble is one of the best-loved activewear brands on the market, thanks to its refined prints and patterns, modern fits, and dependable support. Made from recycled plastic bottles, their COMPRESSLITE core range has saved half a million bottles from landfill to date.
Sitchu Pick: The Me Time Pant II in Oatmeal is made for lounging, perfect for cold winter mornings post pilates.
The Upside
Activewear, but make it fashion. Modern prints, perfect fits and their must-have logo sweats have made them a firm fave among fitness fashionistas. With an extensive range of athleisure, swimwear, gym gear, yoga wear, and accessories available online, The Upside is a handy destination for sporty and stylish women of all stripes.
Sitchu Pick: The Nika Reversible Rory Bra is a two-in-one sports bra, with tan and cream yarns on one side and a textured animal print on the reverse.
Doyoueven
The cult Aussie activewear brand is renowned for releasing comfortable and stylish sets built for performance, functionality and sustainability, and is a firm favourite among fitness freaks the world over.
Sitchu Pick: The Desire Onesie and matching Desire Bolero in Charcoal have us feeling fine and fit all at once.
Alo Yoga
Made to support yogis, Alo Yoga creates premium pieces that you can wear from the studio to the street. Inspired by mindful movement and beloved by yogis and celebrities (including Kendall and Kylie Jenner) alike, their line includes lush leggings and tops in sculpting fabrics, luxe loungewear, and classic tracksuits.
Sitchu Pick: If it's good enough for Kylie Jenner, then the Airlift Line Up Bra is good enough for us. Super supportive and gorgeous to wear.
P.E. Nation
Pip Edwards’ trailblazing label rewrote the rulebook for luxe athleisure, quickly putting it in the history books as one of the best activewear brands in Australia. Merging style and fitness, P.E. Nation has become one of fashion’s hottest commodities both inside and outside the gym. Their trademark bold, eye-catching designs are suited to yoga sessions, brunch catchups, and lounging around the house in equal measure.
Sitchu Pick: Stylish, simple and supportive, the Preview Sports Bra in Whisper White is your new activewear staple.
Lorna Jane
This brand has been an Aussie activewear staple for more than 30 years. With pieces designed to inspire activity, the collections are functional, fashionable and comfortable to wear all the time.
Sitchu Pick: Part of a collab with It-girl Sopha Dopha, the Soft Serpentine Bike Shorts (and matching Bra) are guaranteed to make a statement.
Bae the Label
Bae the Label guys are masters of making stylish yet super comfy activewear in specialty fabric. Plus, they're beyond versatile and adaptable; you'll wear them long after baby arrives.
Sitchu Pick: The Movement Romper in Charcoal is an effortless staple that hugs your bump with the perfect amount of support.
Kitted up with threads from the best activewear brands in Australia and ready to continue your shopping journey? Check out our round-up of the most stylish trackies available right now, or stock up on your denim essentials for the season ahead.
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