Styled Out: Jackie Warner wants you to be in her tops and bottoms

OK, maybe it's because I live in NYC, but sporting goods cost more then that here all the time, her prices are reasonable for this city.  I mean you can spend less at a major chain for a pair of champion sweats or something, but we don't have chains much in this city, and her stuff looks actually nicely tailored in it's simplicity.  So I'll have to disagree with you guys until I see the actual fabric to be sure the quality is up to par.. As someone who is no longer in my early frumpy 20s and living in an urban public transportation environment where you actually run into people you work for / with at the gym and the fact that you can't hide in your car on the way home... To look decently tailored in your casual wear actually means something, even working out.

Also, I'm so sick of tons of over cute over styled but crappy tailored gym clothes for women, I tend to wear nicer guys stuff as a result, but she's got some clothes that's alright, and I like the barbell logo.  All this, and I don't even watch her show because I find her personality too annoying...LOL

I doubt her clothing line has any sweat-wicking or neoprene properties like a UA tank for half the price would. Seems like a bit of a rip-off.

Gym fashion is such an oxymoron. No one looks good when they're actually working out. This reminds me of something the tacky lady who wears jewelry in my Les Mills class would buy -- bearing in mind she rides her stationary bike on the lowest resistance setting and pedals as fast as she can while singing along to the music, I wouldn't be surprised if she's already placed an order. 

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Amazing.  Truly, amazing.

It's just the hats that I like. The rest of the clothes actually look kinda tacky. Where are all the better looking clothes from the show?

 -MJ

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Are you guys kidding me?  I go to the gym regularly, not a trainer, but I'm no light settings girl either, and cotton is almost all I'll wear to the gym!   Everything else is some gnarly poly blend that drives me nuts (just can't stand how it feels on my skin).... I mean think about it, why don't they make guys exercise clothe skin tight in a poly blend?  Because it's damn uncomfortable!!!!   As for the sweat wicking clothes, the real stuff costs a fortune for all those talking about spending money, still I own a few wick away things for certain exercise circumstances (esp. shorts), but the stuff absorbs everything and it stinks after the first fifteen-20 minutes of working out, so much it even bothers me when I'm wearing it, not to mention that if you don't live in a hot climate it's too thin half the year!

Again, not into "The Workout," but I don't get the criticisms of the clothing line.... 

Sweats in black would be great, she should do that next run (eastcoast comment?!) 

(oh, and funny, but I find the hats to be the tackiest items for sale, lol) 

p.s. to the writer, what's with the agism? 

(real quick: only spend lots of money on workout clothes if they're super-functional, i.e. not just cotton.)

i just caught on that this is a weekly blog by finding your first "styled out," emily, and saw that you were asking for general comments. so i know this is a little late, but it seems like you've been focusing on very specific things lately, like the T&S shoes and now this. any chance we could go back to trends, like layering for winter or the conundrum created by lots of snow on the ground ("how do i look cute AND manage to have dry feet?!?") ?

cheers.