Staying Active This Summer? FP Movement Has a Collection for That

We’re dubbing this sports bra as the official bra of the summer. Its soft, moisture-wicking fabric is equal parts supportive and lightweight. It has longer straps that won’t dig into your skin and can be used for low- to medium-impact workouts. ($48)

If you love the look and feel of leggings but are in need of a bit more airflow, these biker shorts are your next go-to. They’re high-waisted and won’t ride up, so you can bend, bike, walk, or run in comfort — not to mention style, too, since they come in nine summer-ready colors. ($48) 

Business casual at the club is out, athleisure for a night out is in. Refresh your wardrobe with this cropped open-back halter top. The flattering scoop neck is supported by an open T-back design that gives you full range of motion. Frankly, this is too cute to be just a workout top. ($58)

Consider these leggings your secret third thing between 7/8 leggings and biker shorts. They’re high-waisted and hit just below the knee (welcome back, capri pants). The material is stretchy and super lightweight, so it feels like you’re wearing nothing (but with a little more support). Wear these to your next Vinyasa class and feel the difference. ($68)  

While these leggings feel more compressive than others, the material is stretchy and completely squat-proof (read: aren’t see-through). These also have a hidden zippered pocket on the back of the waistband, and a reflective trim for extra visibility on night runs. If you like to run outside, these are a no-brainer. ($98) 

If you’re looking for a little more support, you’ll love this bra. It doesn’t have any pesky wires or hooks, but it does have an extra seam and reinforced elastic at the bottom to help you feel secure while on your walk, jog, or run. The open back offers a little extra airflow. Just don’t forget to wear sunscreen. ($58) 

These On Cloudsurfers genuinely feel like walking on clouds, thanks to their special, bouncy cushioning. Their rubber sole is extremely durable and will keep your feet and knees supported all day long. We recommend these for marathons, long walks, or high-impact workouts. ($150)  

If you love the look of a logo peeking through your top, try this retro-inspired sports bra. It can be layered over a tighter bra for extra support, since it’s on the lower-cut side. Wear it under your favorite cropped T-shirt and high-waisted leggings to finish off the look. ($48) 

Here’s a pair of ribbed leggings to go with that vintage-y bra. They’re super sleek and stretchy and won’t break down in the wash. Wear them for your workout, then throw on your baggiest sweatpants for a sporty errands-running look. ($78) 

This colorful tank has wide armholes and adjustable ruching on the side for a body-hugging shape (without being too tight). The moisture-wicking material stands up to your sweatiest workouts. It’s also a great option to throw over a bathing suit top if you’re hitting the pool or beach. ($48) 

Finally, a top that does it all — offers just enough support, wicks away sweat, and looks good while doing it. The material is super soft and stretchy, so if you do want more support, you can comfortably layer it over another bra. We love its barely-there seams and wide racerback straps, which make it all around more comfortable than other tanks. ($48) 

Love it or hate it, long shorts are back. These sweat shorts are an easy way to wear the trend, since you can just throw them on over your gym outfit or lounge in them. These shorts aren’t just trendy, they’re extremely comfy thanks to their elastic adjustable waistband. You can also roll them up easily for a shorter look. ($58) 

Big fan of the sweatshirt and biker shorts combo? Us too. The pullover sweatshirt has a high, roomy funnel neck and oversized sleeves with dropped shoulders, so you feel like you’re wearing a light, cozy blanket. The shorts are high-rise and hit mid-thigh. Add a pair of white crew socks and your favorite pair of chunky tennis shoes for a ‘90s vibe that screams off-duty royalty. ($148) 

These On sneakers are just as comfortable as the Cloudsurfers above, but with their lower-profile silhouette, we like wearing these for casual walks or running errands (but you can easily go for a longer run in them, too). The mesh material keeps your feet dry and well-ventilated. ($150)