Sure do (regardless of brand). Sometimes when I have a ton to do, it's the most comfortable, practical thing. My favorite non-work-out application of work-out clothes is school field trips to the zoo, museums, etc. Lots of walking, need comfort. Not doing it for looks.

On days when I work at home I will often put on a paid of Lulu capris and a t-shirt post shower. They're very comfortable, and who doesn't want to look good even when alone?

Anonymous wrote:No. I only wear it when I'm working out (or sometimes while I'm running errands if I go right before I go workout).

Me too. I feel weird wearing workout clothes just to run errands. It looks kind of ridiculous.

Now that it is summer I will just throw short and a tshirt on. I feel gross in my work clothes after a whole day and am not really trying to impress anyone so I love to throw on some sweats and go.

No. I only wear it when I'm working out (or sometimes while I'm running errands if I go right before I go workout).

Ew, no.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tacky, tacky, tacky

Really??? Do you workout and change immediately at the gym or go straight home to avoid being seen in your workout gear? Not meant to be snarky, but are you not comfortable in how you look in your workout clothes?

Just because you look good in something doesn't mean you have to wear it around all the time.

Anonymous wrote:Tacky, tacky, tacky

Really??? Do you workout and change immediately at the gym or go straight home to avoid being seen in your workout gear? Not meant to be snarky, but are you not comfortable in how you look in your workout clothes?

Tacky, tacky, tacky

To my kids sports events, yes. On my work at home, nobody will see me day, yes.

I don't wear Lulu though.

No.

I wear my lulu pants as pajamas and as lounge pants. And for yoga, although that's relatively infrequent. Mostly as pajamas. And I love them.

No.

yup

Do you wear your workout outfit if your not working out?