Does It Stay Opaque When You Move?
Flat on a table every knit looks solid. Stretched over a knee it reports its real density, so that is where we test it — and we print the fabric weight on every page.
Leggings and bras sized in inches, built to hold at both ends of a day — same size at first light, same size when you get home.
Squat-opaque knit with real recovery, bands wide enough to stay put through a deep hip hinge, hems that don't travel up a calf. Waist, hip, inseam, band and bust published on every page.
Flat on a table every knit looks solid. Stretched over a knee it reports its real density, so that is where we test it — and we print the fabric weight on every page.
Rolling comes from band height and structure, not willpower. A wider band spreads the load across more of the torso, so a deep hip hinge has less reason to fold it over.
A bonded or elasticated hem stays where you put it; a raw cut travels up the calf inside a walk. We list which hem each piece uses, on the piece.
Designed to move with you, from every workout to every day.
Loose clothing forgives everything. It hangs away from the body, so it never has to agree with a hip or a knee. Activewear sits on the whole length of you and has nowhere to hide a mistake — a seam placed a half inch wrong is felt within a mile.
So we design to the harder condition: one size that is correct when you pull it on in the dark and still correct twelve hours later, with no adjusting in between.
Buying online means committing to a size before you get to bend in it. That is why every measurement we publish is in inches — waist, hip and inseam for leggings, band and bust for bras — so you can choose with a tape rather than a letter. Where a piece runs tighter or easier than its numbers, we say so on the page.
And changing size should be uneventful: a prepaid return label by email, no restocking fee, no explanation required.
Read About Us“When a bra needs the straps tightened to feel secure, the band underneath was the wrong size to begin with.”
Measure over bare skin or light clothing, tape level. Match your waist first; if your hip lands a size up, follow the hip.
Between sizes is a real answer: down holds firmer, up wears easier. Neither is wrong.
At 28″ you sit at the top of S — S holds firmer, M wears easier.
Our most-worn size. A 30″ waist with a 40″ hip still reads M.
If your hip measures 43″ or more, take XL and keep the same rise.
Wide 4.5″ band, same knit density as every other size — nothing sheer at the top of the range.
Activewear behaves differently from the rest of a wardrobe because of one ingredient. Elastane, sold under names like spandex and Lycra, is the fiber that lets a knit stretch in every direction and then return to shape.

Activewear listings carry a vocabulary that sounds technical and is rarely explained.

When a sports bra is not working, the instinct is to pull the straps tighter.

Leggings get chosen by color and by size, and then the length decides whether the outfit works.
One email when a size or style lands — measurements included, so you can decide before it sells through.
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