It is no secret that I love my gymshark gear. I think the brand has come a long way since I first started buying gymshark gear in 2017. I have a memory that makes me cringe where I wore a pair of gymshark leggings to work as a personal trainer and had a client tell me that they could right through them. It is one of those memories that sneaks in right before I am trying to go to sleep – we all have them. So I am excited to be sharing a gymshark gift guide with confidence that these products stand up to the toughest workouts and are squat proof!

Is my workout gear drawer already overflowing? Yes. Do I need more workout clothing? No. But the holidays aren’t about what we need, it’s about what we want and I want a fresh set of gymshark goodies to add in that new-gear-energy to my New Year workouts.

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REST DAY SWEATS JOGGER – $66

I am starting strong with a pair of joggers. It is about to get VERY cold here in Montreal and I need a comfy pair of pants for rest day, but also to wear over my workout leggings on my way to the gym. I have a few pairs of joggers already, but they are either too short, too thin, or not soft enough. Something about these joggers just screams cozy, oversized and warm.

I have also really been feeling brown clothing lately. With my blonde hair and fake tan, I feel like the vibe is warm and neutral, which is my vibe at the gym.

TRAINING OVERSIZED FLEECE SWEATSHIRT – $56

If you have seen me since February of this year, or if you have read my previous article on GymShark recommendations, you’ll know that I basically live in the previous version of the rest-day oversized sweater. It went out of stock pretty quickly, so I wasn’t able to get it in every colour. This is why I will be buying this sweater in multiple colours to make sure my rest days don’t rely on a single sweater. It’s time to share that burden!

So this sweater in the taupe brown is definitely priority number 1! We love a monochrome moment.

SWEAT SEAMLESS LEGGINGS – $76

The next GymShark product that I will be getting in multiple colours and likely multiple pairs as well is their sweat seamless leggings. I bought the shorts back in February and they are my favourite shorts. I got them in black and orange and was worried that the detail around the waist would accentuate my little belly pooch, but it doesn’t do that. If anything, I find this waist detail actually flatters my waist really nicely. You can check out my pinterest for a few examples of me wearing the shorts.

GS POWER MIDI TANK – $48

This tank top is from their newer collection and I find it very interesting. The main neck-line is one that I love as I think it shows off my shoulders (which I work very hard on) in great way. But there’s also those additional straps that brings even more attention to the shoulders. I imagine it also provides additional support. I don’t have a very big chest that requires taming, but I imagine for my bigger chested girlies, this tank top will be a great option.

This mauve colour is also one of my favourite colours that I’ve seen from GymShark and other fitness wear brands.

GFX CREW SOCKS 7PK – $36

No GymShark gift guide is complete without some crew socks. I bought the 3 pack earlier this year thinking I would give the crew-sock trend a try. Safe to safe I am not obsessed with this look. These new crew socks with the different muscle groups printed on them will make choosing my workout outfit so much easier.

Also, pro-tip: buy the crew socks in the multi-packs. A single pair of crew socks is $14, so getting 7 for $36 is a steal!

CROSSOVER SPORTS BRA – $46

And to complete the gymshark gift guide, we have a sports bra. I am actually not a huge fan of a lot of the sports bras they are selling right now. They either look too light, or the cut of the band under the bust goes too low. There’s something about those longer sorts bras that just isn’t comfortable. So this was the best, basic sportbra without too many bells and whistles that looked supportive.

I hope this list inspires you to get in some high-quality workout gear. Which one(s) will you be adding to your wishlist?