By Stacy

In my recent quest to Lose The Baby-Weight Yet Again, I found myself constantly searching for affordable and decent looking workout clothes to accommodate my still-a-work-in-progress body.

I didn’t want to splurge on anything as nice as Lululemon or Under Armour until I would be able to buy something in a size that would fit me for years to come, not the four months that I happen to be in a still-unhappy-about-it-double-digit-sized pants.  I stumbled onto Walmart’s line of Danskin Now ladies activewear. They come in all sizes from small to plus.

I ended up loving it so much that I wore the five dollar t-shirts everywhere.  The clothes were full coverage and shaped nice enough to wear to the carpool drop-off, go to the gym, run my errands and be back for pick up at the school. With boot-cut yoga pants and capri length leggings I can outfit myself for almost any weather condition

My local Wal-Mart is … how do I say it, … heavily patronized and shows a lot of wear.  It’s a busy store and it isn’t the cleanest.   So I buy online.

My grandmother always told me “don’t say cheap, say, INEXPENSIVE” … so that’s what I’m telling you.  Inexpensive, decent looking and well-wearing workout clothes that also cover enough that you can go pick up your kids after the gym …  from Wal-Mart.  Who knew?

Tags: inexpensive workout clothes, ladies activewear, Lululemon, Under Armour, Walmart

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