Fashion giant Ganni have this week launched a new range of activewear and we are, in a word, obsessed.
While it's not their first foray into fit kit - they launched Ganni Klub back in 2021, a collection spanning nineteen items of casual fitness gear - the new launch marks a more permanent fixture for the brand.
Available both in store and online, the collection includes thirty items spanning sports bras, cycling shorts, workout leggings, tennis dresses and more, all promising to be both high performance yet style-forward, too.
Designed for an active everyday, the brand was certified as a B Corp brand in 2020 with a score of 90.6 points. In short, this means that means that you've been tested over a number of years to ensure that you're actually meeting the sustainable and environmental standards you say you are.
Not heard of the brand before? You'll likely have seen their exaggerated collars, statement cowboy boots or signature knit vests doing the rounds on Instagram, where their page has amassed over a million followers.
Influencers love the brand, as do celebrities spanning Beyoncé, Bella Hadid, Priyanka Chopra, and Daisy Edgar-Jones who've all been spotted wearing their designs.
The Danish brand made headline news with their New Balance and Barbour collaborations last year, and it looks like stylish yet functional fashion is set to be their focus for 2023, too.
The new line marks the brand's continued expansion into the athleisurewear space, with Creative Director Ditte Reffstrup adding: "It’s been a long time in the making - we’ve worked super hard to find the right responsible high performing materials and get the expression just right."
"Our lifestyle in Copenhagen is pretty active whether that means cycling across town, going to the gym, doing yoga or taking long walks," he continues. "I really wanted to create something that fits the many different ways we incorporate movement into our lives and make it feel super fun and versatile."
I'm a Health and Sustainability Editor who tests fit kit for a living and I'm, in a word, obsessed. The designs are bold, chic and stylish, and I love the fact that all the items are designed to be worn from gym to gin. Creating a capsule wardrobe, in my opinion, is all about incorporating workout items that you can wear day-to-day, too. Not to mention it's better for both the planet and your purse.
Scroll the items I'll be buying below.
I'm a Health and Sustainability Editor - this is what I'll be buying from Ganni Sport
I'm a big fan of working out in shorts (read my edit of the best running shorts), here, and love the colourway of this new design from Ganni. I reckon the vibrant green side stripes will be super flattering - team yours with a blazer and the matching sports bra for brunch.
After a more casual investment piece? Ganni are known for their cute logo tees and this long sleeved cotton option is no exception. Need-to-knows: it's made from recycled-mesh, plus has ties at the side for optional ruching.
This sports bra also doubles as a crop top for sunny days out (as I said above, I love athleisurewear designs that you can corporate into your weekly wardrobe rotation, too). Made from leopard-print stretch recycled-polyamide, it offers low support and has a zip on the front, to boot (bigger busted girlies, beware).
We're very here for this colour block jacket and can see it being a staple you wear in both summer and winter. If you're dog walker, it's an essential.
Last but by no means least, my hero item - Sporty Spice-inspired pants with contrast stitching and an elastic waistband. Combining a cargo pocket and strings at the waist and legs, they're giving Y2K vibes. *Adds to basket*
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