The fitness universe.

What the fitness world actually wears — on the track and off it.

• Gymshark ★★★ From a Birmingham garage to the gym-floor uniform of a generation. Solihull, United Kingdom
• lululemon ★★★ The Align leggings that turned yoga wear into everyday wear. Vancouver, Canada
• Alo Yoga ★★ LA studio-to-street luxury and the yoga wardrobe of Instagram. Los Angeles, United States
• Arc'teryx ★★ Vancouver technical outerwear worshipped by climbers and fashion kids alike. Vancouver, Canada
• Patagonia ★★ The activist outdoor brand that gave itself to the planet. Ventura, United States
• Rapha ★★ The London brand that made road cycling look elegant. London, United Kingdom
• Speedo ★★ The swimwear brand behind more Olympic golds than any other. United Kingdom
• The North Face ★★ Never Stop Exploring: mountain apparel and the Summit Series trail line. United States
• Under Armour ★★ Compression gear that became a Baltimore sportswear empire. Baltimore, United States
• Castelli ★ The scorpion: Italian racing kit since 1876. Italy
• Champion ★ The reverse-weave sweatshirt and a century of American gym-wear. United States
• Columbia ★ Portland outdoor gear for hikers, trail runners and everyone in between. Portland, United States
• Craft ★ Swedish endurance apparel with a serious pro-cycling and ski pedigree. Sweden
• FILA ★ Italian-born sportswear icon, now a global streetwear player. South Korea
• Odlo ★ Norwegian-born, Swiss-made base layers and running kit. Switzerland
• Pas Normal Studios ★ Copenhagen cycling apparel with a gallery-grade aesthetic. Copenhagen, Denmark
• Sweaty Betty ★ British women's activewear pioneer, now part of Wolverine. London, United Kingdom
• Vuori ★ Encinitas coastal athleisure with the softest joggers in the game. Encinitas, United States
• 2XU Australian compression and tri-suits worn from Kona to Comrades. Melbourne, Australia
• arena Italian swim brand from pool decks to open-water starts. Italy
• Bandit Running Brooklyn's run-crew brand with the unsponsored-athlete project. New York, United States
• Ciele Athletics Montreal's cap that every run crew seems to wear. Montreal, Canada
• Compressport Swiss compression gear born on the trails around Geneva. Switzerland
• District Vision Meditation-minded running sunglasses and apparel from LA. Los Angeles, United States
• Girlfriend Collective Seattle activewear made from recycled bottles, in every size. Seattle, United States
• Lorna Jane The Australian activewear label that coined 'Move Nourish Believe'. Brisbane, Australia
• MAAP Melbourne's bold, colour-blocked cycling kit. Melbourne, Australia
• Oner Active Krissy Cela's sculpting activewear that sells out in minutes. United Kingdom
• Outdoor Voices Doing Things: the Austin brand that made recreation a lifestyle. Austin, United States
• P.E Nation Sydney's retro-sport streetwear for the gym and the weekend. Sydney, Australia
• Rhone Premium men's performance wear for the gym-to-office commute. United States
• Ryderwear Adelaide-born gym wear and the D-Mak lifting shoe. Adelaide, Australia
• Satisfy Paris' punk-luxury running label for the 'high on running' crowd. Paris, France
• SOAR Running London's technical race kit, obsessively engineered. London, United Kingdom
• TALA Grace Beverley's sustainable gym wear from London. London, United Kingdom
• Ten Thousand Minimal, brutally durable training shorts built with athletes. United States
• Tracksmith New England running heritage, Ivy-style singlets and the Amateur spirit. Boston, United States
• TYR Californian swim and triathlon gear with a growing CrossFit line. United States
• Varley London-born luxury activewear with a softer, tonal palette. London, United Kingdom
• Zone3 British wetsuits and tri-suits found at every open-water start line. United Kingdom