The new "Hanes Sport" line of so-called activewear showcases, among other things, big baggy shorts that graze the knee in length. Pro Basketball nonsense aside, wearing big baggy shorts while attempting to engage in vigorous athletic activity is not just an impediment, but hot and uncomfortable as well. Hanes isn't interested in fit people or those working to become fit.
The proof lies in their questionaire asking buyers to rate/review the items. As seen above, they want reviewers to reveal their body type. Not one of the choices they offer even hints at a fit, athletic, or muscular body type — as most athletic people's body type would be.
(The "Fit" as seen below "What Is Your Body Type?" refers to whether the garment runs true to size or not.)
(The "Fit" as seen below "What Is Your Body Type?" refers to whether the garment runs true to size or not.)
There are special fabrics that are best for workouts and that’s why one should know which fabric is best for his needs. I too have bought the beyond yoga leggings and tank tops recently. These are made up of very soft organic cotton which is best suitable for my sensitive skin.
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