Apparel and Gear Fashion Must-Have Workout Clothes to Take You Into Fall By Julia Malacoff Julia Malacoff Julia Malacoff is a writer and editor specializing in health, fitness, and nutrition, and holds a personal training certification (Level 4 EREPS) and the Precision Nutrition Level 1 Certification. Before becoming a freelance writer, Julia served as a senior editor at Shape magazine and received her B.A. from Wellesley College. In addition to Shape, she's contributed to InStyle, Insider, Cosmopolitan, Fast Company, Popsugar, Healthline, and more. Shape's editorial guidelines Published on August 21, 2015 Share Tweet Pin Email Kickstart your fall fitness wardrobe with cozy knee-high socks, breathable workout shirts, and more activewear that easily transitions into the new season 01 of 10 Lululemon Light Speed Vest Shop All Workout Clothes Lululemon A multifunctional vest is an essential layering piece for gym-goers and runners alike because of its convenient storage potential (for phone, cards, keys, and snacks!) and layering capabilities. ($148; lululemon.com) 02 of 10 Nicepipes Knee High Leg Warmers Nicepipes When it’s a little too chilly for 3/4-length tights but you still want to wear your favorite workout capris, try these compression legwarmers. They come in a variety of colors to coordinate with any design. Plus, you can wear them with shorts, since the compression element adds extra support for activities like running and cycling. ($42; nicepipesapparel.com) 03 of 10 Asics Hooded Fleece Running Shrug Kohls Slip this shrug on over a tank or short-sleeved shirt for additional warmth during an outdoor workout or to-and-from the gym. ($58; kohls.com) 04 of 10 Breathable Long Sleeve Shirt Lorna Jane This long-sleeved top is super breathable to keep you cool even after you’re warmed up, and the tight-fitting silhouette is perfect for layering under a jacket later on in the season. ($80; lornajane.com) 05 of 10 C9 Champion sweatpants Target There’s nothing worse than walking outside after an extra-sweaty studio class and freezing your buns off in wet clothes. Throw some cozy sweats over your leggings (or change into them completely) so you can stay comfy and warm. ($23; target.com) 06 of 10 Sweaty Betty Anna Headband Sweaty Betty This headband can be worn to cover your ears for a little extra protection against fall winds on an outdoor run or bike ride, but it's unlined so you won’t get too hot. ($16; sweatybetty.com) 07 of 10 Cropped Leggings Athleta If you’re a shorts-wearer for long runs, it might be time to switch to cropped leggings as temperatures cool down. These printed capris have all the features you love in running shorts, like a waist-pocket for essentials. ($64; athleta.com) 08 of 10 Two-in-One Shorts and Pants Roxy Wearing running shorts over leggings provides extra coverage, and these are already paired for you! ($68; roxy.com) 09 of 10 Ultracor Quick Dry Leggings Matches Fashion Avoid drenched post-workout leggings with this pair, which is made out of super high-performance fabric that will wick moisture away and keep you dry. ($198; matchesfashion.com) 10 of 10 Knee High Socks Stance These fun, printed knee-high compression socks provide support, are extra comfy, and are also moisture-wicking. They’re great for indoor activities like CrossFit or getting a little extra warmth when running outside. ($36; stance.com) (Pair these socks up with one of The Best Sneakers to Crush Your Workout Routines.) Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit