THE EDITS
Edits for the life around the workout.
Gym to Brunch
The session finishes at ten, the table is booked for half past. This edit is built for that gap: pieces that train properly, then look deliberate once you've swapped trainers for something cleaner and thrown a layer over the top. Think sculpting leggings in grounded neutrals, a bra that reads as a top, and an overshirt or bomber that does the heavy lifting on the walk over. Nothing shouts, everything works twice. If you only ever pack one bag for the whole morning, start here, and let the kit carry you from the last rep to the first coffee without a second thought.
28 pieces →
Winter Running Kit
Dark mornings, wet pavements and a wind that finds every gap. Winter running asks more of your kit, and this edit answers with layers that earn their place: a warm base, a light shell that packs down, full-length tights that stay put, and small details, reflective trims, thumbholes, a proper pocket, that make the difference at mile three. We've kept the colours rich rather than murky so you still feel like yourself under grey skies. Everything here is available from UK stores, in pounds, and chosen because it keeps you going out of the door when the sofa is making a strong case.
32 pieces →
Off-Duty Neutrals
Rest days deserve the same thought as training days. This is the quiet side of the wardrobe: soft oatmeal, stone, chocolate and ecru, cut in relaxed shapes that still look pulled together. A good hoodie, a wide-leg jogger that could pass for tailoring, a clean trainer and a knit you'll reach for all week. These are the pieces that make athleisure feel grown-up, easy to layer, easy to repeat, and kind to whatever colour you add on top. Wear them for errands, travel or a long Sunday, and notice how rarely you need to think about what goes with what.
48 pieces →
Pilates Edit
Reformer classes are close-up work, so the kit needs to be precise: nothing that rides, gapes or distracts mid-flow. This edit leans on seamless leggings with a high, secure waist, fitted tops that stay tucked through every roll-down, and grip socks worth owning. The palette is soft and tonal, dusty pinks, sage, warm greys, because pilates rewards calm. We've included a light layer for the walk home too, since the studio is rarely the only stop. Every piece here is from a brand you'll recognise and can buy in the UK, chosen because it moves with you rather than asking for attention.
28 pieces →
Travel Day Uniform
Airports, trains, long drives, travel days reward comfort that doesn't look like surrender. This edit is a uniform: a soft legging or wide-leg jogger, a fitted long-sleeve, a layer with pockets that actually hold a passport, and a trainer you can walk miles in. Everything is chosen to resist creasing, layer easily as temperatures change and still look considered at the other end. Stick to two or three colours and it all mixes. Pack light, dress once, and arrive feeling like the version of you who planned ahead, even if the alarm went off at four.
16 pieces →
Under £50 Training Kit
Good kit doesn't have to be expensive, it has to fit, move and last. This edit gathers the training pieces we rate at £50 or under from high-street names you already know: supportive bras, leggings that pass the squat test, tops that breathe and layers worth wearing outside the gym. We've looked past the logo to the details that matter, waistbands that stay flat, seams that don't rub, colours that suit more than one season. Build a whole week of training around it without overthinking the bill, and save the splurge for the one piece you'll wear every day.
941 pieces →
River Island Co-ords
Spotted by Kit x
10 pieces →