Activewear is always on my mind, and come summertime, my focus shifts to finding weightless pieces that'll help me breeze through my Pilates classes, matcha walks, and beachside yoga flows. Having the right activewear can be the difference between following through with my workout or… not. I've tried hundreds of brands at this point, and nothing beats Vuori. Keep reading to see why I wholeheartedly recommend its breathable, buttery-soft leggings and biker shorts.
Breathable AllTheFeels™ Fabric
I'm an activewear expert, and Vuori's cloudlike AllTheFeels™ fabric stands out from all the other items in my drawer. I find myself reaching for the pieces in this collection constantly, especially when it's warm out. It's the perfect lightweight fabric to swap into your summer activewear rotation.
Versatile Cuts and Styles
The ever-popular AllTheFeels™ leggings come in multiple on-trend cuts, including 7/8 cropped and flared styles, so you can wear them beyond your workout. They'll become your go-to for coffee dates, errands, or just lounging around. The versatility in lengths, cuts, sizes, and colorways in all of Vuori's bottoms makes it the perfect one-stop destination for activewear.
Supportive Performance-Driven Summer Activewear
Summer is the perfect time to experiment with different workouts. I'll be trying many types of workouts this summer, including trapeze on the pier, restorative beach yoga, and acro yoga. With superior 360-degree stretch and weightless comfort, Vuori's AllTheFeels™ leggings and shorts are supportive and breathable, so you can feel confident and stay cool no matter which workouts are on your schedule this summer.
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