/ Pilates Outfits

Think second-skin, not restrictive. For reformer, you want leggings and tops that move with you through every roll-down and footwork sequence, without riding up, slipping, or bunching at the carriage. Look for a snug, supportive fit, squat-proof fabric that stays opaque no matter the angle, and enough grip to keep you steady on the reformer straps and platform. A fitted sports bra and full-length or 7/8 leggings are usually your best bet, paired with a breathable top that won't get in the way of your teacher spotting your form.

Always. That's the whole point of building your wardrobe around pieces that work as hard as you do. Our Pilates edit is designed to move seamlessly from studio to street, so swap your grip socks for trainers, throw on an oversized hoodie, and you're ready for coffee, errands, or the school run. No outfit change required.

Fit, function, and fabric. You want a second-skin fit that supports without digging in, squat-proof coverage so you can move freely without a second thought, and breathable, sweat-wicking fabric that keeps you comfortable through every class. Flatlock seams help prevent chafing during repetitive movements, and if it's made from recycled or sustainably sourced materials, even better - good for you, good for the planet.

Yes, and we'd encourage it. Pilates and yoga ask similar things of your kit: freedom to stretch, bend, and hold poses without restriction, breathable fabric for low-impact movement, and a fit that stays put whether you're upside down or holding a plank. Our leggings, bras, and tops are built to move between both, so one wardrobe covers your entire mat practice.