Break A Sweat In Reebok and SET Active’s Latest Collaboration
How are your New Year’s workout goals looking? If you’re like us and haven’t quite kept up, don’t sweat it — there’s still time to lock in. Reebok and SET Active have teamed up for a new collection designed to help you crush those gym sessions while looking effortlessly cute.
This collaborative collection is split into two categories — your essential workout gear and lightweight sweats for your rest days. The workout pieces are made from SET Active’s signature “Formcloud” fabric, known for being ultra-soft, super stretchy and giving that second-skin feel. With medium-level compression, they’re made for all-day comfort and include sports bras, tanks, bike shorts and leggings. We’re especially loving the Reebok x SET “Tribute” Tank, a cute top that keeps everything in place while you’re powering through on that treadmill.
The collection also has you covered with cozy, everyday staples like quarter zips, crewnecks and sweatpants. The whole lineup comes in a sleek color palette of white, pastel blue, grey and navy blue — perfect for a mix and match style.
As for footwear, the Reebok x SET “BB 4000 II,” is SET Active’s take on the classic Reebok “BB 4000 II.” Featuring a flat sole ideal for lifting, a leather and suede upper with canvas details, debossed SET branding, custom sockliner graphics and logo labels on the tongue and heel. The sneaker comes in a white, navy and grey color palette perfectly matching the rest of the collection.
The Reebok x SET Active collection is available now on Reebok and SET Active. Check out the gallery to see all the pieces in action.
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