From Leggings to Vest Tops, These 26 Pieces All Have Top Reviews

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If you hadn't already subscribed to the athleisure aesthetic, we're willing to bet that, after the last year, you've come to not only accept it but wholeheartedly embrace it. Whether by way of joggers, leggings, hoodies, or bralettes, lounge and activewear have been at the top of the style agenda for 15 months and counting. You'll be pleased to hear that, even as restrictions begin to ease, it's not going anywhere. It's official: Comfortable clothing is here to stay, and we couldn't be happier about it.

That said, not all athleisure is created equal. We've been let down by enough cheap imitations in our time to know that some pieces are of a calibre all their own and worth spending a little extra on. Of all the activewear labels out there, none come up with designs that boast style, practicality, and quality quite like Sweaty Betty.

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The Brit-born brand has been empowering women with its array of seriously chic garments for over two decades, commanding a following as loyal as they come. Known for bridging the gap between fashion and fitness, while utilising high-performance materials, the all-female design team has mastered the art of making beautiful, technical clothes. For exercise enthusiasts and relaxed dressers alike, donning Sweaty Betty is something to be proud of, and it doesn't take a fashion expert to see why.

With sculpted silhouettes, ultra-soft fabrications, and an incredibly pleasing colour palette, Sweaty Betty's workout and loungewear are considerably more elevated than your typical marl-grey joggers. With wardrobe staples sitting alongside more directional pieces, there's an athleisure look to suit everyone, and there's one edit that we're particularly impressed by.

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Just this week, Sweaty Betty has launched its exclusive collaboration with Hollywood icon Halle Berry and her wellness brand, rē•spin. "I love Sweaty Betty because the product is made with technical, performance fabrics that look great. That’s what I need from my activewear: a cross between fit and fashion,” says Berry. Inspired by boxing and Japanese jiu-jitsu, the 22-piece collection is one of the sleekest we've seen in the activewear space, with many of the items—cue the Jinx Power Gym Leggings and the Sofia Training Rash Guard—heading straight to the top of our wish lists.

This prolific edit, combined with the brand's long-standing best sellers, most of which garner five-star reviews from customers, make Sweaty Betty's offering the most well-rounded on the high street. Scroll below to see the Sweaty Betty pieces our editors have handpicked just for you.

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Maxine Eggenberger
Deputy Editor

Maxine Eggenberger is Who What Wear UK’s deputy editor and has over thirteen years of experience in fashion journalism. She been creating engaging and elevated style content specifically for Who What Wear UK since 2018, covering runway reports, emerging trends, long-form features, self-styled shopping stories and columns, including her edit of the best new-in buys. She ensures the highest editorial standards are met across the site, leads the editorial team in their SEO strategy and keyword planning, works closely with the beauty team on content initiatives, represents the brand at industry events, and regularly contributes to social media, including her own Who What Wear UK TikTok franchise, French Style Fridays. Previously, Maxine appeared on ITV's This Morning in her own fashion segment and has interviewed countless celebrities—everyone from Victoria Beckham to Oscar winner Lupita Nyong’o.

Prior to Who What Wear UK, Maxine’s career began when, after completing her first-ever internship at Look magazine, she was offered a position on the brand's fashion desk. She accepted, leaving university a year early in the process. Her passion and natural talent for writing and styling meant she swiftly rose through the ranks to become the title's fashion news and commercial content editor, with a stint as InStyle.co.uk’s fashion and beauty writer along the way. She later served as Look’s acting Editor in Chief, overseeing both print and digital, before embarking on a successful freelance career, working with Grazia, The Pool, and Marie Claire amongst others.

Maxine is based remotely from her countryside home near Edinburgh where she spends her downtime renovating her house, walking her dogs, hosting friends and trying to master the art of making Old Fashioned cocktails.