Gym Style – What’s Your Favorite Line of Apparel?

Everyone wants to be fashionable and have their own gym style. Sometimes people create their own style instead of following trends—and that’s perfectly fine.  Days of the old man sweatpants and beat up t-shirt are gone.  We are in an era where fitness meets fashion.  With brands popping up all over, it’s tough to decide who you want to support.  Do you go with the tried and true, or do you go with a smaller up and coming brand to suit your apparel needs?

Let’s face it, when you go to a gym in your area it’s common to see women walking around as if they were heading out for a night on the town. They have their makeup done, their hair looks perfect, nails are on point—it makes you wonder if they are actually working out considering they look so good.  Guys, you’re no different!  Many of you are wearing the apparel we are about to talk about, you spray on some of your favorite cologne, lace up those fly new kicks – you’re dressed to impress while getting your swole on.

Old School Gym Style Apparel

If you’ve been around long enough, you were used to seeing the parachute workout pants that made you look like you were in an MC Hammer music video. In fact, a guy I once worked with was an owner of a very well-known workout apparel company that made much of that kind of apparel back in the day.  He has since moved on and sold off the business (which was probably for the best) due to the market drying up back then and the apparel (gym style) market being so aggressive.



Some people to this day still go to the gym wearing an old pair of sweatpants and t-shirt, but many are now going for the newer breathable fabrics that allow for greater mobility and better moisture-wicking capabilities to keep the wearer cool (or warm) and dry. Honestly, it truly doesn’t matter what you wear to the gym in my opinion as long as you’re going—just don’t roll up in your birthday suit.


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Matt Weik

Matt Weik, BS, CSCS, CPT, CSN, is a globally recognized health, fitness, and supplement industry expert with over 25 years of hands-on experience. He is the founder of Weik Fitness and one of the most prolific writers in the space, known for translating complex science into clear, actionable content. Matt holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Penn State University and multiple industry certifications, giving his work both academic credibility and real-world authority. His writing has been featured on thousands of websites and in 100+ magazines worldwide, including FLEX, Muscular Development, Iron Man, and Muscle & Fitness UK, and he has authored 30+ published books. Trusted by leading supplement brands and media outlets alike, Matt is widely regarded as one of the most knowledgeable and reliable voices in health, fitness, and sports nutrition.