Lightweight, breathable and ruched in all the right places, this fine mesh top from Michi – outfitted with a sporty drawstring – tops a sports bra with a bit of polish post-workout. Michi Shade Top ($185)

 

Function is at the forefront of this nylon backpack from accessory newcomer Bain. It’s roomy enough to pack a couple resistance bands for a park workout and the skincare essentials to freshen up afterward. Bain 0004 Nylon Backpack ($315)

 

 

Done up in a neutral olive hue—a staple of the athleisure aesthetic—Daub & Design’s version of the sports bra skips the skin-tight fit for an extra-wide band that’s more wear-all-day friendly. Daub & Design Meredith Bra in Olive ($89)

 

 

This highly functional pair of leggings is all about the angles. With its cool crackle print and blocks of mesh panelling, this pair—designed by Montreal-based brand Industry—is one you’ll be sporting all season long. Industry Crackle Print Legging ($115)

Leave it to Lululemon to transform tech-y, cooling fabric into a futuristic-looking crop top. This one’s just as ideal for a morning run as it is paired with bike shorts when the sun sets. Lululemon For the Chill of It Tank ($64)

With its super-soft, relaxed fit and design-forward raw-edge hem, this throw-over crop top from Public Myth is the ultimate layering piece for a sports bra, bralette or even a bikini. Public Myth Mesh Crop Tank ($32)

With a pocket-detailed bike short underneath and a free-flowing mesh outer, this dual-layered bottom from Tikita gives you the best of both worlds: a smooth, compressed silhouette plus untethered ease. Titika Pop Color Fitness Shorts ($66)

 

 

 

Bike shorts with uncompromising compression, but comfy, four-way stretch? This pair from Toronto-based “clean” sportswear brand TMPL has got you. With its contoured panels and moisture-wicking material, the hunt is over for the wear-anywhere bike short. TMPL Pirr Women’s Compression Short ($75)