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Keep Fit Kit

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myfithit Mon 13-Feb-17 15:55:58

Just wondering where people get their keep fit kit from? For her birthday my MiL has asked for suitable, age appropriate attire that's not too tight across the midriff, long enough to cover the bingo wings (her words not mine) and leggings that don't roll down..... She does yoga and general keep fit classes

M and S has quite a big range but wondering if there's anywhere else I've missed?

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Azie09 Mon 13-Feb-17 16:19:27

Peacocks, Aldi when they do a special offer, you have to watch out or check their website and Decathlon if you have a branch near you though you can buy online. Beware of sizings though, not always accurate.

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shysal Mon 13-Feb-17 17:17:24

I have some of these tops, they are breathable, not too tight, and the hem dips at the back to cover the bum. They wash and dry quickly without creasing. I wear them with pantaloon-shaped LA Gear jersey bottoms from Sports Direct.
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ladies-AWDis-Tee-T-Shirt-Wicking-Running-Training-Breathable-Sports-Top-JC005-/111576893808?var=&hash=item19fa804970:m:mhf0jhFXtCbeZUpxdPO7iyg
If she wears long trousers there are lots of suitable ones in the shops, often described as Yoga trousers.
An elderly friend was telling me that she likes the Davina McCall range, I think in Tesco. I haven't seen them and suspect they might be skimpy.

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myfithit Tue 14-Feb-17 09:44:37

Thanks ladies I'll take a look.

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Lona Tue 14-Feb-17 09:47:03

If you have a TKMaxx near you they have a good range of kit at slightly lower prices.

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Teetime Tue 14-Feb-17 10:41:50

How about on-line stores - Google in keep fit clothes there are some lovely bright things made in the right material for exercise. I have a new Zumba one on today - very roomy for swishing about in.

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