1. A relaxed-fit, midweight cotton hoodie with a lined-hood and kangaroo pocket that'll be your anytime, anywhere sweatshirt, indoors or out, working out or kicking back.
2. A pair of anti-odour, sweat-wicking, loose-cut, liner-free 10-inch pocketed shorts, so the only thing anyone can say about you that stinks is your jump shot.
3. A loose and light short-sleeve training T-shirt with a streamlined fit and shaped hem, because sometimes you just need a simple tee that gets the job done no matter what that job might be.
4. A pair of compression HeatGear Armour ankle crop capris for a baselayer that feels like a second-skin but doesn't dig in thanks to a soft elastic waistband and flatlock seams.
5. A tight sleeveless compression shirt, because whether or not the sun is out, these guns will always be out and if it does happen to be a bright shiny day UPF 30 fabric will protect that torso.
6. A BPA-free, 24 oz. vacuum-insulated water bottle with flip-top lid (made by Thermos) to keep your liquids cold up to 12 hours but don't dare go that long without hydrating.
7. A pair of soft, loose-fit straight-leg sweatpants with pockets for casual gym-goers or gym-rats trying to pull off that causal look.
8. A super-tight but stretchy long-sleeved compression shirt that's comfortable enough to worn all day long thanks that moisture-wicking and fast-drying blended fabric.
9. A pair of loose and light fleece pants with a soft inner layer and a tapered leg that'll keep you warm and on trend for whatever activity (or non-activity) you desire to engage in.
10. A fitted, next-to-the-skin mock long-sleeve shirt which stretches, wicks, dries, and resists odours in the exact ways you'd want a piece of performance apparel to do.
11. A pair of Ignite IX Slides with memory foam so you can take some serious pressure off your feet after you work out or and enough outsole traction to scuff along to the corner store.
12. A pair of relaxed-fit, lightweight-knit training shorts with a three-inch inseam, curved hem, and hand pockets for any impact-level of workout you're looking to engage in, even the no-impact-whatsoever kind.
13. A pair of streamlined golf pants designed to reduced drag on your swing that can easily pass for everyday khakis when you're not on the links.
14. A moisture-wicking, quick-drying, relaxed-fit half-zip pullover for those weird weather times when you're not quite sure of how hot or how cold it's going to be. Too cold? Zip up. Too hot? Zip down. Easy enough.
15. A breathable, lightweight, extra-stretchy golf polo made with anti-pill fabric so all that friction from driving golf balls won't wear on your new favourite shirt.
16. A durable but lightweight duffle bag, because your gym gear needs to travel well and a large vented pocket for laundry or shoes and organization pockets will do just that by keeping your workout wears in order and easily accessible.
17. A pair of super-tight, baselayer compression leggings with "strategic ventilation" panels and a 2-inch wide waistband so everything below the waist can breathe and not cut off circulation to everything else above.
18. A loose-fitting deep V-neck short sleeve shirt which offers a more natural feel with its moisture-wicking, quick-drying fabric for any kind of workout that's going to make you sweat.
19. A loose-fitting, full-cut half-zip long-sleeve pullover that you probably won't want to take off after working out it, after all it's nice and dry. And sniff, sniff, what's that? No odour, either. Laundry can wait another day.
20. A compression-fit seamless longline sports bra for low-impact activity that can be worn all day without giving up on coverage or support while easily wicking and drying any moisture that dares to seep from your pores.
21. A low-profile baseball/golf cap with a pre-curved visor, because your head sweats a ton too and this hat's built-in sweatband wicks moisture while keeping your noggin cool and comfy.
You've got your new gear, you're looking good and feeling good. Now go work up a sweat (whether that involves exercising or not doesn't really matter).
