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On your own, or with friends. Steps count with every route.

Shop Runner's High Collection

From the treadmill to the trails, our compressive, sweat-wicking new style has got you from the first step.

Shop Zero Gravity Collection

Park run, school run, late-for-the-bus run. Our award-winning Zero Gravity Tights take it all in their stride.

Shop Power Collection

Our bestselling Power collection is stretchy and supportive with a stay-put fit so you can smash Couch to 5k. And 5k to couch.

Shop Breathe Easy Collection

Nail your run. Or just get through it. Whatever your routine looks like, Breathe Easy from the first step with our bestseller.

Shop Athlete Collection

Athlete tops don’t shy away from sweat. Light and breathable, they’ll keep you cool on your first, furthest and fastest runs.

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What to Wear When Running

Choosing the right running gear is essential for a comfortable and effective workout. Your running clothing should allow for ample freedom of movement, regulate your body temperature and wick away sweat to keep you dry and comfortable if running for a longer period of time. In warmer weather, opt for lightweight fabrics that allow for maximum airflow. Breathable materials like polyester are ideal as they pull moisture away from your skin. Try to avoid cotton when it comes to tops and bottoms, as cotton tends to absorb more sweat into itself and can become heavy as a result. Additionally, consider the terrain you'll be running on. Love running on forest trails or countryside pathways? You may want to wear longer shorts or leggings to protect your legs from plant scratches. If you're running outside in the dark, reflective items and accessories are a must. When running in a race or marathon, you may also want to wear a race belt or wear a running vest to hold your essentials.

What to Wear When Running in Winter

When running in winter, layering is key to staying warm and dry in the colder weather. Start with a moisture-wicking base layer to keep sweat off your skin. Add an insulating mid-layer, such as a fleece or lightweight jacket, for warmth. Finish with a windproof and water-resistant outer layer to protect you from the elements. Don't forget accessories like gloves, scarves, a hat, and warm socks to keep extremities cosy and comfortable. Why not check out our Winter Collection to find our essential run clothing for colder months.