It's January which (for a lot of people) means one thing = a renewed enthusiasm for the gym, or fitness classes. And what better way to keep up this (fragile, in our case) motivation than by treating yourself to some new activewear that doesn't break the bank? Step forward: this versatile Sweaty Betty burgundy sports bra, that's currently under £10 in the sale at £9.50.
Yep, you read that correctly – there's something on the swish activewear brand's site for less than a tenner!
The highly-rated bralette comes in four different colours, but we've found ourselves emotionally attached to the purple-red option, as a way to liven up our all-black-everything gym clothes drawer (without straying too far into neon lycra territory).
As well as offering a four-way stretch, the sports bra has a sweat-wicking feature that means it's quick to dry during the most intense of yoga classes and has a non-padded design, that means it won't feel bulky.
Plenty of shoppers have already left rave reviews, with one person excitedly proclaiming, "Its an absolutely perfect bra – beautiful shape, right level of support (not too loose and not tight), drying quickly. I use it for running, but it can be used for any sport and worn casually."
Another added, "Best everyday bra yet! I've actually re ordered! Soft yet supportive."
Shop it yourself, and the rest of the Sweaty Betty sale, right here:
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