Tie-Dye Activewear Pieces That’ll Make You Psyched to Hit the Gym

By Sharon Feiereisen

The exploding tie-dye trend has now come for our gym clothes. While it has its roots in hippie fashion, today’s iterations aren’t about over-the-top psychedelic proportions and color clashes. A number of brands have come out with totally wearable prints, including affordable retailers like Forever 21, which has been putting a surprisingly sophisticated spin on this classic look. The key to making this throwback trend work is to avoid pieces with a half dozen different colors or more. Avoid concentric circles and favor more fluid designs. Lastly, the more unsaturated the tie-dye pattern, the easier it will be to pull off. Check out our slideshow above for some trendy tie-dye activewear picks to help motivate your next workout.

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  • Alala

    Alala

    Chill All Day Notch Hoodie, $165 at Alala

  • Forever 21

    Forever 21

    Medium Impact Tie-Dye Sports Bra, $9.99 at Forever 21

  • The Upside

    The Upside

    Tie Dyed Yoga Pants, $109 at Shopbop

  • Sanabul

    Sanabul

    Funk Strike Gel Boxing Gloves, $49.48 at Sanabul

  • Terez

    Terez

    Tie Dye Balayage Racerback, $72 at Terez

  • Free People Movement

    Free People Movement

    Shanti Legging in Dark Blue, $88 at Revolve

  • Spiritual Gangster

    Spiritual Gangster

    Matya Swing Sweatshirt, $138 at Carbon38

  • Twenty Montreal

    Twenty Montreal

    Tie Dye Hyper Reality Knit Pant, $185 at Carbon38

  • Forever 21

    Forever 21

    Active Tie-Dye Leggings, $12.45 at Forever 21

  • Zumba

    Zumba

    Tie Dye For Zumba Scoop Bra in Shocking Pink, $37 at Zumba

  • Hard Tail

    Hard Tail

    High Rise Ankle Legging, $90 at Hard Tail

  • Onzie

    Onzie

    Tie Dye Heart Bra, $44.25 at Onzie

Sharon Feiereisen
Sharon Feiereisen

Sharon Feiereisen is a freelance lifestyle writer. Her work has been published in Time Out, Newsday, The Knot, Teen Vogue, Business Insider, Real Simple and Hamptons Magazine among many other print and online outlets.

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