The Workout Tops You'll Actually Want to Wear Outside of the Gym, Too

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When shopping for workout tops, you probably want them to be comfortable, functional (i.e., sweat-wicking), and easy to move in. And I guess it doesn't hurt for it them to look flattering and stylish, too.

Tanks and tees are go-tos for a lot of people, but I wouldn't forget about those long-sleeve tops. They're just so versatile because they're a great transition piece when we're going from winter to spring or even fall to winter. I normally wear mine with a sports bra so that when I get to a studio class and feel a little chilly, I can take it off after the warm-up. After class, I'll put it back on as an extra layer and can wear it for pretty much the rest of the day if I've got errands to do after the gym or am meeting friends.

There are so many different types of fits for long-sleeve workout tops for women—from cropped to longer-length to ones that are super formfitting and others that are a little bit roomier. Take a look at some options below.

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This article is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to be used in the place of advice of your physician or other medical professionals. You should always consult with your doctor or healthcare provider first with any health-related questions.

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Sarah is lifestyle writer and editor with over 10 years of experience covering health and wellness, interior design, food, beauty, and tech. Born and raised in Los Angeles, she attended New York University and lived in New York for 12 years before returning to L.A. in 2019. In addition to her work on THE/THIRTY and Who What Wear, she held editor roles at Apartment Therapy, Real Simple, House Beautiful, Elle Decor, and The Bump (sister site of The Knot). She has a passion for health and wellness, but she especially loves writing about mental health. Her self-care routine consists of five things: a good workout, “me” time on the regular, an intriguing book/podcast/playlist to unwind after a long day, naps, and decorating her home.