Is Old Navy Activewear highly regarded? Compared to more expensive brands how is it?

[Anonymous]

if you like their activewear, do you find it to be good quality? In comparison to more expensive brands, how is it?

[Anonymous]

I don’t like it. I find the materials in breathable. Their tops are flimsy. Their pants just not right. Occasionally I’ll pick up a pair of shorts. I know people swear by it but their stuff does not work for me at all.

[Anonymous]

Old Navy is crap. Save your money for clothing that will last.

[Anonymous]

Id go with Amazon Lulu dupes over old navy. ON isnt very breathable and some of the fabrics are scratchy.

[Anonymous]

It’s great, don’t know what the PPs are talking about. I have some great leggings that I’ve been running in for like a decade.

[Anonymous]

Their leggings are way too much. You will be screaming to take them off. Save your money.

[Anonymous]

Old Navy yoga pants and legging are my fave. Highly recommend.

[Anonymous]

They used to be great, but I think the quality has gone downhill. I have some older items that have lasted year.

[Anonymous]

Their old stuff was great! I bought some new things and they’re much different. Not bad but not great. Of course, I wouldn’t spend the amounts people spend for activewear at higher end stores anyway.

[Anonymous]

I have their sports bras and tops, they’re fine. Don’t know about leggings.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Id go with Amazon Lulu dupes over old navy. ON isnt very breathable and some of the fabrics are scratchy.

Coming back to say it’s fine for a basic sports bra, it’s the pants/Capri leggings that I’ve had an issue with. I work out 6 to 7 days a week and use the target brand, athleta, Lululemon, beyond yoga, and some off brands I have found at places like TJ Maxx. I’d be more than happy to wear their leggings if they weren’t so scratchy!

[Anonymous]

I wear activewear for about 90 minutes a day to work out in my house and don't need it to cost $100 per item. All of my shorts and bras are from Old Navy and Target and most have lasted years; I generally don't wear tights or tops to exercise. This just isn't something I feel like I need to spend a lot of money on.

Someone gave me lululemon tights and a tank for Christmas and it's very nice - I would probably buy their shorts and bras if I had an unlimited clothing budget.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s great, don’t know what the PPs are talking about. I have some great leggings that I’ve been running in for like a decade.

A decade ago they were good enough. Now, just garbage.

[Anonymous]

I'm disappointed every time. You can get quality leggings at costco for the same price. As another PP mentioned, lulu dupes on amazon are better than ON as well.

[Anonymous]

I thought the material felt cheap and thick (leggings)