Nike Just Dropped Its Hyped Range Of Plus-Size Workout Gear

It’s a common, albeit shitty, misconception that women with curves must not enjoy working out.

It explains the fact that most athletic brands only produce a very limited amount of workout clothes for those packin’ a little more junk in the trunk – if any. But Nike, at least, is taking strides to change that with the first drop of its hotly-anticipated plus-size range.

“I feel at my best when I walk out of my dance class with my endorphins flying off the charts. I feel ready to take on the world.” – @naomishimada ? #nikewomen #nike #motivation

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Teased with a hawt Instagram pic of curvy model Paloma Elsesser back in July 2016 (it has more than 80k likes to date), women who wear XL to 3XL can now hit the gym wearing tights, tees, shorts and tanks ft. the iconic swoosh, while a limited selection of sports bras now run up to a 38E.

Here’s a lil’ snapshot of some of the 30+ items on sale in the AU store rn:

And here are some of the styles on plus-size model Danielle Vanier, who’s one of a few influencers fronting the campaign.

Ladies, @nikewomen now have a plus size range! I’m beyond proud to have been chosen to collaborate with such a huge brand. Major props to @nike for working with plus size influencers • Outfit details & more pics over on www.Daniellevanier.co.uk – ?? by @jkgphotography #NikeWoman #nike #plussize #workout #fblogger

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If you didn’t catch it yesterday; there’s a new post on www.Daniellevanier.co.uk [Direct link in bio] – The Black and White Collection from @nikewomen, plus size work out gear is now here girls! – ??: @jkgphotography #NikeWoman #ad #plussize #workoutclothes

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