activewear

American  

[ak-tiv-wair] / ˈæk tɪvˌwɛər /

Or active wear

noun

1. sportswear.

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Etymology

Origin of activewear

active + wear

Example Sentences

But after a little over a year in the job, he now has to prove to investors that early efforts can lead to sustained, stable growth for the activewear giant.

From Barron's

It saw heightened demand across its brands and sales channels, underscored by “outstanding growth” at Aerie as well as Offline, the company’s activewear brand.

From MarketWatch

In August, Gap executives said that denim and activewear were popular at Old Navy, while looser denim fits and the return of low-rise jeans had helped draw customers to its namesake stores.

From MarketWatch

So Wilson is considering an activist campaign against the activewear company that he founded—something that one analyst says could give shares the boost they desperately need.

From Barron's

Now fitness shops sell "sweat suits", for use during exercise - and then there is the very name of the longstanding British activewear brand Sweaty Betty.

From BBC