Shoppers say this Lululemon's crossbody is the 'cutest little bag' — and it's under $50 right now
Trending in Lululemon's We Made Too Much section:
Align High-Rise Pant with Pockets for $99 (originally $138)
All Night Festival Bag Micro 2L for $49 (was $74)
Everywhere Belt Bag Large 2L for $39 (originally $52)
Scuba Oversized Half-Zip Hoodie for $99 (originally $118)
Men's Smooth Spacer Classic-Fit Crew for $89 (was $128)
Right now, you can score tons of highly-coveted styles, including the All Night Festival Bag Micro 2L, at awesome prices. With spring around the corner (even though it might not feel like it), you'll want to get a head start on your wardrobe refresh. Keep scrolling to dive into some of the best styles we've spotted.
This little crossbody is perfect for festivals (as its name suggests), concerts, day trips and more. It has multiple easy-access compartments, so you can grab what you need without fuss. Shoppers have called this the "cutest little bag," and we couldn't agree more.
If you love the original Everywhere Belt Bag but find you need more space, this larger version is the perfect pick. It has more than 6,600 reviews to back it up, and an average 4.6-star rating.
This cute and handy accessory will ensure your little essentials are always organized, even when you're on the go. It's the perfect piece for grabbing when you don't need to bring your whole bag along.
This utility bomber is the ideal jacket for spring. It's easy to dress up or down, and it's currently available in two colours.
This lightweight windbreaker has a nostalgic tracksuit vibe going on, and I'm here for it. You can currently shop it at this price in four colours, including a fun bright pink.
This clear water bottle has volume markings that allow you to stay on track with your daily H2O intake. Since it's made of plastic, it'll feel super lightweight when lugging around.
Looking for a chic card case that doesn't cost an arm and a leg? This leather alternative wallet is perfect (and under $50!). It even has a key ring, so you can clip it on your keychain.
Looking for more elevated sweatpants? These knit joggers are it. One shopper said they're "perfect for relaxing while looking good."
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I tested Lululemon's comfy $64 Align High-Rise Shorts against a $25 Quince pair
Lululemon has a long-standing reputation for its high-quality, buttery-soft activewear, which is why so many CNN Underscored staffers love the brand's clothing. One of Lululemon's most popular items is its Align leggings, but now that it's summer, I decided to try one of its bestselling shorts instead: the Align High-Rise Shorts. Made from the brand's iconic Nulu material, they come with a steep $64 price tag. That's why I was curious to see if Quince, which is one of my go-tos for high-quality products at a fraction of the price, had a similar, more budget-friendly option. At $25, Quince's Ultra-Form Bike Shorts are nearly $40 less than the Lululemon shorts but offer a very similar look. To see how the two shorts stack up to one another, I tested them both to find out. Quince Ultra-Form Bike Shorts These figure-hugging shorts aren't restrictive and are ideal for everything from yoga to working at home. They come in sizes XS to XL and in two colors: navy and green (my black pair is currently sold out). The shorts are also available in multiple inseams. Lululemon Align High-Rise Shorts These stretchy shorts made from the brand's popular Nulu fabric are comfortable to wear and available in a wider size range (0 to 20). The shorts come in four different inseams and a rotating color selection. Currently, there are more than 10 colors, including a soft bubblegum pink and summer white. Nulu (81% Nylon and 19% Lycra Elastane) 78% Nylon and 22% Spandex 0 to 20 XS (0 to 2) to XL (16) 2', 4', 6', 8' 4', 7' 17 (varies by season) 2 Yes Yes Low-impact, Casual Low-impact, Casual A post shared by CNN Underscored (@cnnunderscored) I thought both shorts were incredibly comfortable to wear. In addition to being lightweight, breathable and easy to slip on, they're figure-hugging (but don't dig in) and have a barely-there fit that keeps them from being a distraction during low-impact activities and makes them ideal for layering under short dresses or skirts in the summer. True to their website descriptions, they have a soft feel that makes them a dream to wear. Lululemon's pair is made from its popular ultra-stretchy and breathable Nulu material, which is a nylon and elastane blend, while Quince's is made from nylon and spandex. The Lululemon Align shorts have 19% elastane in the body, which offers slightly less stretch compared to Quince's pair, which has 22% spandex. The material of the Lululemon shorts also feels slightly thicker than Quince's too, which gives them a higher-quality feel. Since both pairs are moisture-wicking (Quince's is also anti-microbial), I was able to finish my workouts relatively dry and I didn't notice any obvious sweat marks after working out in them. They've also both held up well in multiple washes, so far. If you're looking for athleisure made for low-impact activities and for casual wear, either of these will do the job thanks to their minimal compression. They were perfect for wearing around the house and comfortable to wear during multiple yoga sessions and treadmill workouts. If you're looking for shorts that will work for high-impact activities, like running or HIIT workouts, these shorts are probably not the best option. As someone who owns and has tested a decent amount of athleisure, I always look for bottoms that have wide, stretchy waistbands that aren't restrictive and don't roll or dig in. Thankfully, the waistbands on both shorts check those boxes and stayed in place as I made my way through different yoga positions on the mat. It's also worth noting that neither pair has built-in leg grippers, so the shorts did ride up a bit when I was doing yoga, though it was never to the point where I felt I had to adjust them constantly. Both of these shorts are high-waisted and cover the belly button, making them a great option for those who like a bit more coverage. They're also both designed with wider, non-restrictive waistbands. Compared with the Quince shorts, which run from an XS (0 to 2) through XL (16), the Lululemon shorts have a larger size range (0 to 20). I have the Lululemon shorts in a size 8 and the Quince shorts in a size medium (8 to 10) and they both fit well, so I'd say the shorts run true to size for both brands. With the Quince shorts, though, I noticed some slight gaping at the back that I didn't notice when I had the Lululemon shorts on. This is probably because the Quince shorts don't have a curved seam to reduce gaping in the waistband like the Lululemon shorts do. Prev Next The color options for the Quince shorts — which come in three colors (right now, they're almost entirely sold out in every color) — are very limited compared to the current 13 color options for the Lululemon shorts. Between trending colors, like Lavender Frost and Washed Denim, there are plenty of options to suit different aesthetics and work with different outfit combos. Although both shorts are pretty similar in terms of design, I liked that the Lululemon shorts have a handy hidden waistband pocket that you're able to tuck your ID, a key or money into. Both the Quince and Lululemon shorts are solid options for anyone looking for a comfortable pair of workout shorts. If you're looking to save money and don't mind more limited options for color, size and inseam, I would opt for Quince's. But if you're fine with spending a bit more, I would recommend buying the Lululemon ones since they fit slightly better, have a higher quality feel and come in a wider range of colors. Which brand makes more durable shorts, Lululemon Align or Quince? Which brand makes more durable shorts, Lululemon Align or Quince? While I can't fully speak to the longevity of the Lululemon or Quince shorts because I've only had them for a few weeks, both pairs have held up well through multiple workouts and laundry cycles so far. I haven't noticed pilling on either pair of shorts or anything else to suggest that one pair will outlast the other. Do Lululemon or Quince sell plus-sized shorts? Do Lululemon or Quince sell plus-sized shorts? Yes, Lululemon sells plus-sized shorts. Typically, size 18 and above is considered plus-size. The shorts from Quince go up to a size 16, while the shorts from Lululemon go up to a size 20. CNN Underscored has a team of skilled writers and editors who have many years of experience testing, researching and recommending products, and they ensure each article is carefully edited and products are properly vetted. We talk to top experts when applicable to make certain we are testing each product accurately, recommending only the best products and considering the pros and cons of each item. For this story, associate editor Rachel Dennis tested the Quince Ultra-Form Bike Shorts and the Lululemon Align High-Rise Shorts to see how they compare.
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Catrice "Instant Awake" under-eye brightener for when you don't want to look like a walking zombie at your friend's cookout — *or* wear a full face of makeup when it's 90 degrees out. This magical, lightweight formula blends seamlessly and instantly brightens your under-eye area, so it might be all you need to feel like a presentable human on casual days. And at six bucks, it sure beats splurging on the $33 Becca version. A tennis skirt with built-in shorts because skorts are all the rage right now, and you can stock up on 'em in a few colors without going broke at Lululemon (Align High-Rise Skirt, we love you, but we're in different tax brackets). The secret inner pockets are perfect for stashing your keys, phone, and even tennis balls if you're hitting the court. Nortiv 8 walking shoes that are like gifting your feet little pillows to walk around on 24/7 — except throw in arch and heel support too. At a glance, people would easily mistake these for Hokas, but you'll have an extra 100 bucks still in your bank account. Monday Haircare dry shampoo if your mane seems to get greasy within 24–48 hours of washing your hair (especially this time of year), but you *don't* want to wash it such a hellish cycle. On top of that, stocking up on Batiste or even pricier brands like Living Proof or Philosophy puts a dent in the budget fast. This oil-absorbing, keratin-infused formula costs less than 8 bucks — 'nuff said. A glazed lip mask that would send the Laneige overnight mask running for the hills. This *intensive* Korean lip mask drenches your lips with moisture and creates a protective barrier that actually lasts, making your lips shine like a glazed donut while eliminating any cracks and lines. It's less than half the price of the Laneige mask for the same amount of product, and (*whispers*) I like this one *way* more. A Simple Modern tumbler as a swap for the popular (and more expensive) Stanley Quencher. This minimalist travel cup comes in some seriously ~aesthetic~ shades, but more importantly, it'll keep your iced drinks cold for *hours* thanks to its double-wall insulation, and the leak-resistant straw lid might just save you from an accident or two. A sophisticated laptop tote bag that'll have you looking and feeling so put together, especially if you're trying to embrace that whole "dress for the job you want" mantra (but can't afford the $128 Béis tote yet). It's stylish and well-designed, with ample depth and pockets for holding all your on-the-go essentials. A smocked midi dress because Hill House's Nap Dress is truly ~dreamy~ but your bank account is like, "Um, we still need to buy groceries." This cutie's a fraction of the cost and just as gorgeous, not to mention breathable as heck thanks to its 100% organic cotton poplin fabric. Prepare to fall head over heels for this dress — I definitely did. E.l.f. Suntouchable Invisible Sunscreen if you're still trying to find a daily sunscreen you don't despise. This clear gel sunscreen offers SPF 35 and goes on so smooth and lightweight, you'll immediately forget you're wearing it — no white cast here, folks. It doubles as a blurring primer, so it's great for wearing under makeup too! If you love Supergoop but the price is becoming hard to I suggest trying this, because it's *very* similar. Or Neutrogena's Ultra-Sheer Face Serum for a higher SPF option that won't make you feel like you're wearing a thick, greasy mask on your face. It's got broad-spectrum SPF 60, it's fragrance-free (sensitive skin folks, rejoice), and it comes in a travel-size bottle — which would cost you $43 for the *same amount* from EltaMD, BTW. Honestly, if you're still a face sunscreen hater in the year 2025, you have no excuse at this point. Cushionaire sandals made to fit your feet like a glove thanks to the flexible cork footbed and supportive, padded suede insole. They have over 59,000 5-star ratings, and over 1,000 reviews (!) draw comparisons between these and Birkenstocks, with many claiming they're just as comfortable for a fraction of the price. A wildly popular set of wireless Bluetooth earbuds that are super reliable and won't break the bank. These bbs have — no joke — over 169,000 (!!) 5-star ratings on Amazon from reviewers who consider them a fantastic AirPods alternative for their low price, great sound, waterproof + sweatproof design, and solid battery life (over 10 hours on a single charge). Some buttery soft high-waisted leggings giving Lululemon a run for their money, according to (*checks notes*) over 600 reviewers drawing comparisons between the two. They're squat-proof, stretchy, and so soft that many pregnant people say they basically live in these! Or (because it's hot out there rn) some cute running shorts drawing comparisons to pricier brands like Lulu, Nike, and Under Armour in terms of quality. They're designed with a stretchy elastic waistband, soft and breathable fabric, and even deep zipper pockets for holding your phone and other small items. Workouts aside, these would be great for everyday summer wear! And a soft, stretchy longline sports bra remarkably similar to a tank from the Lulu Align collection, so you can stock up and upgrade your gym/athleisure wardrobe for a lot, lot less (you're welcome!!). The breathable, sweat-wicking fabric makes it perfect for all sorts of summer outdoor activities, from hiking and camping to sporting events and festivals. L'Oreal's illuminating Lumi Glotion as a cheat code for dewy, shimmery skin, and for less than half the cost of alternatives like Glossier's Futuredew and Drunk Elephant's D-Bronzi Drops. This works beautifully as a lightweight foundation alternative or for adding a little glow on top of your makeup. A "flossing toothbrush" expertly designed with two layers of bristles, including the regular firm kind for brushing and ultra-thin ones designed to clean deeeep within the grooves of your teeth — almost like you were actually flossing. As one reviewer puts it, this leaves you feeling "just home from the hygienist"–level clean; others say it even feels comparable to their fancy electric toothbrush (sorry, Oral-B)! A bottle of Elizavecca Hair Treatment formulated to deeply repair and hydrate your hair thanks to restorative ingredients like collagen and ceramide 3. You just apply it after shampooing, wait as little as five minutes, then rinse it out for hair that looks *and* feels silky soft. Some reviewers say it's even BETTER than Olaplex, which is over three times the price! 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A Briotech spray for soothing rashes, sunburns, rosacea, eczema, and other skin irritations, *extremely* similar to the beloved (but pricey) Tower 28 SOS Daily Rescue Spray. Its secret is hypochlorous acid, an ingredient found naturally in our white blood cells that helps soothe inflammation and strengthen the skin barrier. This stuff = magic in a bottle. Some breathable, machine-washable pointed-toe flats ready to cushion and support your feet while looking impeccably asking for way less money out of your wallet than Rothy's or Vivaia would. The stretchy knit upper is so comfy and trendy-looking (meet your new office staple!), and you can toss 'em in the wash before they even have the *chance* to get stinky. LilyAna Naturals Eye Cream to brighten and firm undereye skin to reduce puffiness, fine lines, and bags, but it doesn't stop there — this potent cream also nourishes the delicate area with restorative ingredients like rosehip seed oil, organic hibiscus flower extracts, and vitamin E. And unlike some eye creams, it also won't break the bank — a win-win. A set of aesthetic wrist and ankle weights because *yes* you can achieve your fitness goals and have cute gear without shelling out $50+ on a set of trendy Bala Bangles. Happy tears, commence — but not for too long, because it's time to go for a power walk. A pair of breathable, wide-leg petal sweatpants giving such intense cozy-chic vibes, you'll feel like an Anthropologie model while brewing your morning coffee and lounging around catching up on Love Island (you've gotta be comfy when there are *that* many episodes). Skin1004's Zombie Pack, which works in just 15 minutes to noticeably reduce the appearance of fine lines, tighten pores, improve texture, and brighten your complexion. The mask itself tightens and cracks as it works on your skin — hence the name! — but when you rinse it off, your skin is left soooo soft and smooth. Essence's Lash Princess Mascara beloved for its ability to give you bold, dramatic lashes while also separating them to prevent clumping — and for its $5 price tag. People *rave* about this bestselling tube as a swap for more expensive mascaras like Too Faced Better Than Sex, L'Oreal Telescopic Lift, and many, many more. A 20-pack (!) of extra thick magic cleaning pads most reviewers agree is a great swap for the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. They're extra durable, so you can put them to work on your toughest cleaning jobs and watch the mess just ✨ disappear ✨. Rael Beauty's Miracle Patch, a budget-friendly hydrocolloid acne patch option with ultra-thin edges that make it way less detectable on your face. Keep a pack around if you're prone to sudden breakouts, and they'll come in clutch: Just apply one to a zit, and it'll literally suck out all that gunk, leaving the area noticeably flatter with less redness overnight. An internet-beloved set of makeup sponges — reviewers sing their praises as a budget-friendly swap for Beauty Blender and Real Techniques, since you get five of these for less than $10! Plus, when it comes to blending foundation, concealer, powder, and BB creams, there's no better tool for a ~flawless~ finish. Liquid matte lipstick from The Lip Bar for bold color that lasts all day without drying out your lips — or costing as much as designer brands like Pat McGrath. The gorgeous red shade "Bawse Lady" has some reviewers retiring their trusty Mac "Ruby Woo" for good! Oversized square sunnies exuding high-end vibes at a far more appealing price, plus polarized lenses with UV 400 protection. When someone asks, "Are those Bottega?" you can just smile mysteriously behind your chic new shades. Or an oval style with retro flair proving you don't *have* to drop over $400 at Miu Miu to look like you did. The gold detailing on the sides of the frame and vintage-y lens shape elevate these over that cheap pair from the drugstore, without costing much more — so you don't have to panic if you lose them at the beach. A glass mushroom lamp because the price of one of these at Urban Outfitters and West Elm? Painful. This one? Very reasonable! This'll cozy up your space at night without breaking the bank and makes a lovely, unique addition to your ambient lighting. And a new-and-improved Govee neon rope light to incorporate super customizable lighting that doubles as unique wall decor. Its bendable design lets you twist it into all sorts of neat shapes (though the squiggle is classic), and by using an app, you can program it to all sorts of color combos and lighting effects! The cozy glow this gives at night is unmatched. Hue, who? An eyebrow soap kit reviewers love as an alternative to name brands to help you sculpt your brows so they have the exact shape, volume, and texture you're going for — and keep them looking defined and fluffy throughout the day. When it comes to precision and hold, this stuff is *chef's kiss*. Slip-on mules stylish enough for work and so comfy, you'll probably end up wearing them even on casual days — reviewers say they hold up well to light walking. They're a budget-friendly alternative to Madewell's Gemma mules, well worth it for half the price and how much use you'll get out of them! A LuckyZ lightweight canvas backpack in case you need a cute daypack for that upcoming trip and *don't* need to go broke when you've already spent hundreds on tickets and lodgings. As many reviewers attest, there's really no sense in dropping $60+ on a Fjallraven Kanken backpack — that's souvenir money, folks!! Eva Naturals' vitamin C serum, which deserves a spot in your bag because it's basically a skincare superhero with powerful ingredients like retinol, hyaluronic acid, niacinimide, and salicylic acid all rolled into one. This stuff might just spell the end for any acne, rough skin, fine lines, clogged pores, and dark spots you have. A pair of satin block-heeled dress shoes with supportive straps holding them securely to your feet and a darling bow detail that'll have everyone gushing over your shoes at that upcoming formal event. Despite the 3-inch heel, these pleated beauties are comfortable enough for the dance floor — not to mention their uncanny resemblance to a designer option from Loeffler Randall. Nyx Fat Oil Lip Drip in case that $40 Dior lip oil has been in your cart forever, but you just can't bring yourself to pull the trigger. At $9, this version's a much lighter hit to your wallet, with the same burst of hydration (made with vegan squalane!) sheer color, and non-sticky finish reviewers can't get enough of. A sleeveless halter bodysuit that looks like something from Zara or Skims — the fact that it's under $30 at Amazon will be our little secret. And just *think* how much use you'll get out of this single article of clothing — it'll pair beautifully with high-waisted jeans, skirts, shorts, and blazers. It's also slightly compressive similar to shapewear, but not in a restrictive way. A Revlon one-step hair dryer and volumizer so you can give yourself a gorgeous blowout without visiting the salon — it knocks out drying *and* styling your hair in one step to save time in the mornings too! With this under-$50 option, dropping $500+ on a Dyson Airwrap (or even $100 on the Drybar version) suddenly less appealing. Faux leather slip-ons that might make your friends stop, rub their eyes, and go, "Are those Hermès?" They're definitely not, but if you wanna save $800 and buy these instead, I certainly wouldn't blame you. These affordable but dressy slides will (*in the voice of Chappell Roan*) get the job done! A faux pearl choker so you can live out your dreams of owning a gorgeous Vivienne Westwood piece — well, at least rocking a similar look. Throw this on with that casual outfit that needs a little *something* to instantly elevate the whole aesthetic. A set of satin pillowcases to make your bed feel more ~luxurious~ for a fraction of the price that you'd spend on brands like Slip and Blissy. Plus, satin pillowcases stay refreshingly cool and are good for both your hair and skin: They help prevent breakage, frizz, and tangles in your hair and absorb less moisture from your skin overnight, keeping it more hydrated. Long-lasting Peripera Ink Velvet Lip Tint, worth the try if you like a little color on your lips but can't be bothered with lipsticks that constantly need touch-ups. This'll give your pout a smooth, ultra-pigmented stain with a silky finish, *and* it also has a lightweight feel that's not sticky or clumpy! A pack of bamboo oil-blotting sheets to keep yourself from looking greasy by 10 a.m. — you can keep these in your bag for quick touch-ups throughout the day as needed! (Don't worry, your makeup will remain unscathed.) This 100-count pack will cost you less than 10 bucks, a fraction of what premium brands like Tatcha charge. A beaded shoulder bag here to be your statement accessory, because 'tis the season for bright colors, fruity patterns, and tropical motifs. The Staud version costs a whopping $295, but this beauty is a much lighter splurge at just under $100 — so you could literally snag a few of the gorgeous designs for around the same price (or, you know, just save the money). A simple tennis bracelet that'll have you like, "Swarovski who?" People's minds will be blown when they hear this gorgeous bracelet is from good ol' Amazon dot com, not a high-end boutique. Not sure how to accessorize for that upcoming wedding or formal event? Here ya go. Garnier Micellar Cleansing Water in case it's time for you to replace your beloved bottle of Bioderma. 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19 hours ago
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22 Affordable Athleisure Pieces You Can Wear To The Gym, On A Flight, Running Errands, Or Just On Your Couch
An affordable, Lululemon-esque longline sports bra so comfy, supportive, and versatile that reviewers love it both for outdoor workouts, gym use, *and* errand running. This is designed to be supportive without being too compressive, with lightweight fabric that keeps you breezy in the heat. And another Lululemon-inspired piece, a charming and oh-so-comfortable tennis skirt with built-in shorts similar to the Align style. The secret inner pocket on these is perfect for stashing keys and tennis balls, and the shorts are designed with a four-way stretch so they won't ride up. A square-neck compressive body suit that's basically ten outfits in one — you can rock it solo, wear it as a bodysuit tucked into jeans, or pair it with a hoodie or a jacket. Go, little base layer, gooooo! A pair of ~Dreamlux~ leggings made with an oh-so-buttery soft material reviewers compare to Lululemon's Align ... but WAY cheaper. If you're looking for a reliably squatproof, comfy, compressive legging, look no further than these. And a pair of high-waisted crossover flare leggings your butt will thank you for in advance — these are the ultimate in comfort and breathability while still staying on trend. Reviewers who have more expensive pairs from Lululemon, GymShark, and Aerie actually say they *prefer* these over them. A pair of Buff Bunny–inspired booty-highlighting biker shorts for anyone who wants to add some fun prints and colors to their favorite ~asset~ when they're on the move, for a fraction of the usual $48 price. A ridiculously soft oversize hoodie reviewers compare to $$ brands like Skims, Aritzia, and Abercrombie. You know how on TikTok sometimes people say "this hoodie hoodies" like it's a noun and a verb? Enter this cult-favorite, reviewer-beloved hoodie, which does, in fact, hoodie. A super lightweight, loose-fitting, high-neck muscle tank for fans of the Lululemon version at a *much* lower price point. This is a breezy *dream* thanks to the quick-dry fabric, the cross-over pleat in the back, and the slight petal hem at the bottom. A "bare feel" slim-fitted workout top designed with such soft, stretchy fabric that you'll feel breezier than you ever have in long sleeves. If you're a human who loves to layer, this is an option you'll definitely want in your athleisure arsenal. A lightweight pair of UPF 50 hiking pants for anyone who wants REI or Patagonia-quality gear without the big ole price tag. These wrinkle-free, quick-dry, MANY-POCKETED pants are a must-have for busy travelers and outdoorsy humans. A cozy, delightfully polished yoga tracksuit set that lives comfortably at the intersection of "yes, I am going to do some mindful exercise later" and "I could drop and take a nap on a random couch at any time." This ultra-soft, wrinkle-resistant, lightweight set is a major fan-favorite of reviewers on long haul flights. A trusty cropped fleece pullover with trendy exposed seams reviewers compare to a popular mall brand version that typically goes for $128. This lightweight piece is a perfect "just in case" layer to throw in your bag, depending on the shifts in the weather (or the gym's DEEPLY TEMPERAMENTAL AC). A pair of elevated, effortlessly chic wide leg petal sweatpants that look like they fell out of an Anthropologie ad. Reviewers love how cozy and breathable these are, and that the style is perfect for indoor lounging *and* outdoor errands. A sleeveless tennis sundress for anyone whose fitness goals always include a checkbox for "be as cute as possible." This dress features a full built-in compressive romper on the inside for support while you're moving and grooving, making it an excellent option for travel, too. A pair of zebra print leggings for an unexpected ~pop~ of fun at the gym, because life is entirely too short to waste on boring leggings. These are designed with a comfortable four-way stretch with a raised, comfortable waistband for the ultimate in comfy function. A pair of lightweight legging-style joggers reviewers swear by for perfect Lululemon Align Jogger alternatives, especially because the wickaway fabric feels cozy and ~expensive~ at the same time. If you are a fan of wide-cut flat waistbands, you need to invest in a pair of these, stat. A Happiness Runs crop top from FP Movement that I am frankly *obsessed* with and own in six colors. It's super comfy and just the right amount of compressive for casual wear — a lot of reviewers swear by it for yoga, pilates, and errand running. A pair of wide-leg high-waisted yoga pants for the *ultimate* in sophisticated comfort — particularly since these are basically work pants in camouflage. Are they for yoga class or corporate nonsense?? That's nobody's business but yours and your booty's. 🥰 A pair of Nike Pro 365 bike shorts well-known for the perfect amount of compression and Dri-FIT tech fabric that keeps you cool even in the sweatiest of circumstances. Reviewers especially love the care that went into designing them so they don't ride up! A "Second Skin" set so breezy and lightweight that it's designed to feel like it's not even there. Bonus — because these come in a set, they're also fun to mix and match based on the vibe! A trendy, oh-so-comfortable cinched jumpsuit a ton of reviewers *swear* by as the ultimate travel and lounge piece, since it is easy to pack as a "one and done" outfit, matches any kind of shoe or outer layer vibe, and is ridiculously cozy to boot. A pair of Nike-inspired oversize fleece cargo joggers complete with POCKETS, made with a cotton blend so satisfyingly soft that it'll be a miracle if you ever pull yourself out of Lounge Hound Mode again.
