activewear

Or ac·tive wear

[ak-tiv-wair]

noun

1. sportswear.

Word History and Origins

Origin of activewear¹

active + wear

Example Sentences

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.

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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.

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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.

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And though Lululemon was still a top brand, it lost some popularity among upper income girls who say they’re trying other activewear brands.

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The label sells women’s activewear, jumpsuits, jackets, bras and underwear, loungewear and sleepwear as well as sweatshirts, sweatpants and tees for men and children.

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