If you’re an activewear regular, don’t sleep on Girlfriend (unless you’re actually wearing their underwear to bed).
#GIRLFRIEND COLLECTIVE LEGGINGS FREE#
You just may occasionally get money added to your account, or even a free bra or leggings after a few purchases. This was something we didn’t know until our first few purchases, but their reward program, The Collective, is fantastic. Girlfriend’s ReGirlfriend program gives you an incentive to recycle – or epicycle – your used compression leggings and bras. Just send them your old Girlfriend clothing and they’ll turn it into new Girlfriend – and send you store credit as thanks. ReGirlfriendĭid you know that only 1% of fabric is recycled? Once your clothes make it to the landfill, it may take up to 200 years to decompose (on top of leaching plastics into the earth.) Big no bueno. Whether you like more compression or prefer a relaxed-fit, there’s a line for every preference. They also came out with their “For Everyone” line – an all-gender range of sweatsuits, basics + outerwear made from fabric scraps, recycled water bottles and even trash (don’t worry, it’s clean.) THE FIT girlfriend collective reviewįlattering in all the right places. Pretty sure there’s not one thing we don’t want on their website – and we’re here for every new drop they have.
Multiple unisex options? Yep, they got it. Bras for every type of workout? They got it.
Something you won’t find at Lululemon – sizing from XXS to 6XL. No matter what size you are, there’s a range of products for you. girlfriend collective review INCLUSIVE OF ALL SIZES girlfriend collective review So not only is it reusable and adorable, it’s just as good for the earth as the rest of their line. Reusable Pouch: The cute, pink reusable pouch is made with the same RPET as their bras and leggings. GIRLFRIEND COLLECTIVE Paloma stretch sports bra. GIRLFRIEND COLLECTIVE Compressive stretch leggings. GIRLFRIEND COLLECTIVE + NET SUSTAIN Hummingbird recycled shell jacket. Their yarn is made in a zero-waste, zero-emission facility in Japan, then constructed at our SA8000-certified factory in Hanoi. GIRLFRIEND COLLECTIVE + NET SUSTAIN Float Juliet mélange recycled stretch sports bra. The LITE fabric is made up of 83% recycled nylon and 17% spandex.Ĭupro: All GF tees and tanks are 100% cupro, a delicate fiber made from waste the cotton industry leaves behind. LITE Leggings: Made from recycled fishing nets and other waste using ECONYL® yarn. GF leggings are also made from 25 recycled post-consumer bottles and the bras are made from 11. girlfriend collective reviewĬompressive Leggings + Bras: Made from 79% recycled polyester (or RPET) and 21% spandex. The Packaging: 100% recycled and recyclable. We’re a fan of companies that do good for the environment and people behind the scenes – and Girlfriend does just that. It's easier than ever to shop Girlfriend Collective and spot its environment-friendlier pieces thanks to our green 'Project Earth' symbol: an earth-conscious badge that champions planet-conscious styles.If there’s one company that has transparency with their sustainability efforts, its Girlfriend. Every lunge, sprint and downward dog pose is an altogether more comfortable experience. Compression leggings are made from 25 recycled plastic bottles, while 11 are used to make the company's sports bras – so you can go to the gym wearing material that would otherwise have ended up in landfill.Ĭreating a sculpted fit with no gaping, these super-smooth tops, leggings and bralettes wick away moisture and offer architectural support. Crafted from anti-pilling fabrics that won't shrink or bobble in the wash, each piece also boasts impressive eco-credentials.
Our Girlfriend Collective range is stocked with opaque designs that pass the squat test with flying colours: no see-through fabrics here. The Seattle-based brand may pride itself on transparency, but that's one thing you won't have to worry about when it comes to wearing the label's internet-famous leggings. Their target customer? The conscious consumer in search of guilt-free performancewear. Identifying a gap in the market for more sustainable sportswear, husband-and-wife duo Quang and Ellie Dinh launched the ethical apparel label in 2016. Girlfriend Collective's circular attitude to activewear is making the athleisure industry sit up and take note.
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