When it comes to good quality activewear that won’t harm the planet, these Irish brands are the best in the business.
When it comes to good quality sustainable activewear that won’t cost the earth, these Irish brands are the best in the business.
Whether you live in your gym gear, use fitness clothing as a motivational tool or just love the athleisure look, finding the right kind of activewear to suit your needs can be tricky. Items of clothing that are meant to be durable, washed often and withstand a lot of movement, activewear can have quite the detrimental effect on the environment. Relying on synthetic materials and chemical-dense manufacturing, we may not realise just how harmful our purchases can be.
While there’s always the option of shopping secondhand, you might prefer your activewear to be all your own. After all, these clothes are made to get sweaty! Thankfully, this dilemma has been solved by activewear brands driven by sustainability, and we’ve got our fair share of such businesses right here in Ireland.
From gym leggings to sports bras, here are some of the top Irish businesses specialising in sustainable activewear…
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