The clearance sale for women's sportswear brings together last season's gym gear: Hyperglam and Optime bras adidas, Optime Essentials leggings, t-shirts, shorts, and vests Hummel, semi-zipped tracksuit jackets and technical socks. Whether it's weight training, cardio, group classes or yoga: each piece is chosen based on the intensity of the session and the support needed.
Dressing for the gym and the club, for a kinder price.
The sports bra is chosen based on the impact of the sport. Light support, like the adidas Hyperglam sports bra, is suitable for yoga, pilates, stretching, and guided weight training. Medium support accompanies stationary cycling, muscle strengthening, and fitness dance. High support is necessary when there are jumps, in HIIT or treadmill running, especially if you have a generous bust. The wide or criss-crossed straps distribute the tension across the shoulders. The maternity bra adidas Optime, with adjustable straps, adapts to the changes in your bust during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
The fitness clearance also includes:
All clearance items are gathered on the fitness page.
The legging remains a key piece: fitted to the body, it follows squats and lunges without slipping, and a high-waisted model, like the adidas Optime Essentials, supports the tummy and doesn’t ride down during bends. Check its opacity by bending in front of a mirror: a dense and thick fabric won’t become transparent when stretched. The shorts, like the Hummel Blaze Pro, more breathable, are suitable for intense cardio sessions and group classes in warm weather. The joggers, which are more loose-fitting, are used for warm-ups, cooldowns, and commuting to the gym.
The top is chosen based on the heat generated during the session. The tank top, like the Hummel Pro, frees the shoulders for arm movements and weight training. The technical t-shirt, like the Hummel Blaze Pro, made from breathable polyester, wicks away sweat instead of trapping it like cotton, which clings to the skin and cools you down. For an outdoor class or a warm-up, a semi-zip jacket, like the Hummel Core XK, can be adjusted with a simple gesture at the collar. Slightly longer back cuts stay in place during bends and inverted poses without exposing the lower back.
In plus sizes, opt for thick and opaque fabrics, a high-waisted legging with a wide waistband that doesn't roll, and a high-support bra with wide straps and an adjustable back closure. Tops that are slightly longer cover the hips during movements. For care, technical fibres can be washed at thirty degrees, inside out, without fabric softener, which clogs the pores and traps odours. Never leave a damp outfit rolled up after the session; soaking it in water mixed with white vinegar before washing neutralizes stubborn odours.
A fitted legging or short, a breathable t-shirt, and a medium support bra are enough. Avoid overly loose clothing, which can get caught in machines and hide your back position.
The band under the bust should stay in place without riding up, allowing two fingers to fit underneath. The cups should neither compress nor overflow, and the straps should hold without digging into the shoulders during jumps.
Choose technical socks, low cut or no show, made from breathable fibres that wick away sweat. Models with reinforced heels help prevent blisters during cardio sessions and group classes.
Yes, as long as they are opaque, flexible, and high-waisted, to stay in place during inverted poses. A fabric with a soft touch and without thick seams is more comfortable on the floor.
A maternity bra with adjustable straps and a legging with a soft waistband, that fits under or over the belly, ensures comfort and support. Always consult your doctor before resuming any activity.