Run, don't walk...
Here at Marie Claire UK, we are big fans of Sweaty Betty. Not only is their activewear amazing for working out, but the fun designs make it perfect for lounging, too.
So you can imagine our delight when we heard that they had just launched their mid-season sale. The Sweaty Betty sale is a perfect time to snap up that gym kit you've long been lusting after, and we will definitely be making a large online order this weekend.
Sweaty Betty sale quick links:
- Up to 50% off Sweaty Betty leggings
- Up to 50% off Sweaty Betty sports bras
- Up to 50% off Sweaty Betty vest tops
The discounts are not to be missed, and with up to 50% off some of their most popular styles, what's not to love? We've rounded up our top picks below, including the best workout leggings, super supportive sports bras, stylish layering pieces and more. Keep on scrolling to grab yourself a bargain, and don't forget to check out the best celebrity workouts to test out your new kit...
Sweaty Betty sale: Our top picks
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