The Manchester-based sportswear brand brings performance, style and everyday versatility together in one considered wardrobe

Reprimo Womens launched this week with a 44 piece debut activewear collection, centered around the belief that women shouldn’t have to choose between performance and style. 

The collection features 28 pieces of clothing and 16 accessories spanning everything from jackets and leggings to headbands, socks and caps, and is designed to transition seamlessly between training, travel, recovery and everyday life. 

Created in a modular style, pieces can be layered, styled and adapted to suit the wearers needs. 

A spokesperson for the brand said “We believe our days don’t always look the same, and our activewear shouldn’t either. We’ve set out to create a collection that works just as well for movement as it does for every activity in between. We have blended comfort, support and style in each piece to create a wardrobe that can move fluidly between different forms of movement and life.

“The Always Aligned ethos is about bringing the different parts of a woman's life closer together and supporting them with one refined wardrobe.”

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The collection is available in five different colourways (Agave, Black, Blue Mist, Dove and White) with sizes ranging from XS to XXL. Clothing is priced from £28 to £110 while accessories range from £6 to £26.

Shop Reprimo exclusively at www.reprimo.com


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