Fabletics is aiming to become a $1billion brand and open UK shops – thanks to sober Gen Z.The California-based retailer, ...

There are two camps: People who like wearing tight-on-tight outfits to the gym — think leggings and a well-fitting tank top — and people who prefer baggier ensembles. According to some users on TikTok ...

Millennials and Gen Z are clashing over gym outfits, with millennials preferring tight-fitting activewear and Gen Z favouring ...

The crux of the debate hinges on two prominent styles: tight-on-tight outfits, such as leggings paired with fitted tank tops, and the looser, more relaxed fit preferred by many Gen Z users. While ...

The current TikTok phenomenon showcases two distinct camps within the gym wear debate: those who favor tight, form-fitting ensembles and others who advocate for baggier, more relaxed clothing.

Will Orr, chief executive of The Gym Group, said young people were increasingly seeing gyms as a place to socialise.

Generation Z sees fitness as being “part of their identity” and people are willing to protect their gym membership even if disposable income is squeezed, a gym boss has said. Will Orr ...

as the younger generation ditch Friday nights at the pub for the gym. That is according to Will Orr, the boss of the Gym Group, which has around 250 sites in the UK. He says young people view gyms ...

Generation Z are willing to protect their gym membership even if disposable income is squeezed because fitness is so intrinsic to their identity, a gym boss has claimed. Will Orr, chief executive ...