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10 Best Activewear and Yoga Wear Shops in Singapore (2026)

Compare 10 activewear and yoga wear brands and shops in Singapore, from homegrown labels to a multi-brand yoga store, with ranges, sizes and how to shop.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 8 Oct 2026
Reading time: 7 min read

Two women choosing activewear sets in a bright boutique with yoga mats and plants

Activewear is no longer just a leggings-and-tee decision in Singapore, where humid weather, studio classes and gym sessions all shape what people want to wear. This list gathers ten activewear and yoga wear labels and shops, mostly Singapore-founded brands plus a multi-brand yoga store and one international label. Each entry summarises what the brand's own site says about its ranges, sizes and how to buy, and we leave out prices and sale terms because they change. Most are online-first, so use the how-to-choose notes below to compare size ranges, returns terms and contact routes before you buy. For sports shoes, equipment and team gear, see our guides to sports shops and running shops.

1. Anya Active

Anya Active is a women's activewear label whose site describes sports bras, bottoms, tanks and tees, outerwear and bags. Its collections include a run range, a LevelUp range built around a fabric it names, and an Anya Pilates and Yoga collection, which makes it a sensible first click for studio sessions. The site states a size range from XS to 3XL and publishes size charts, which helps if you are between sizes. You can shop online, and its store page lists a retail spot at dewpoint in Cluny and a pop-up in the Tangs Orchard women's section. A hello email address and WhatsApp number appear on its contact page, so fit questions can be asked before ordering.

Online; Bukit Timah (dewpoint @ Cluny) and Orchard (Tangs)
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2. Cheak

Cheak is the activewear label from the Love, Bonito team, and its site says it designs for what it calls the modern Asian woman. Categories listed include sports bras, tanks, jackets, shorts, leggings, flares, dresses, socks and a casual lifestyle range. The site names its BaseFlex and CoolLuxe fabrics and highlights lines such as Invisible Scrunch and Slow Rise, and it states sizes from XS to XXL. Shoppers can order online or try pieces in person, since its store page lists a counter at ION Orchard plus Love, Bonito stores at 313@Somerset and VivoCity. The site also publishes a returns policy and a help form, so check those before buying. It has the clearest in-person presence of the labels here.

Orchard (ION Orchard, 313@Somerset); VivoCity
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3. Kydra

Kydra describes itself as Singapore-designed activewear for the serious city mover, and its tagline speaks of training hard and living well. Its shop is split into women, men, shoes and accessories, so couples or training partners can buy from one site. Items shown include cross back tees, pleated shorts, bras, vapor tees and axis shorts in several colourways, and a size guide is published. It also runs pages for students, instructors and a rewards programme, which suggests an eye on studio teachers and regulars. The brand sells online, with its site noting free Singapore shipping above a stated spend. A contact form and email are listed, and its Instagram handle is linked for quick questions. The site also mentions a shoe line open for pre-order.

Online (Singapore)
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4. Yumi Active

Yumi Active positions itself as a women's yoga and workout clothing brand, with tops, bottoms, dresses and accessories such as mats, towels and props listed on its site. It says its miSkin fabric combines compression with moisture-wicking and is aimed at yoga, gym, studio, barre and athleisure sessions. Collections named on the site include Kanso Sculpt, Asian Artistry and Yuga, and the sizing runs from XS to XL. Orders are placed on its website, and its footer points to a location page for anyone wanting details beyond online. Its contact page offers a general enquiry form with categories for orders, shipping, events and collaboration, alongside an email address, phone line and WhatsApp number. That makes it easy to ask about fit before buying yoga-focused pieces.

Online (Singapore)
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5. Vivre Activewear

Vivre Activewear is a Singapore brand that says it cuts its pieces for Asian frames in a high-stretch fabric. Its site lists sports bras, leggings and pants, shorts, tops, tanks, dresses, coordinated sets and accessories, plus a men's section and a maternity-friendly collection. Its FAQs state that the clothing is sold online with free Singapore delivery, a thirty-day return window and store credit rather than cash refunds, so read those terms before choosing a size. A free membership called Momentum earns points on purchases, and the site also runs programmes for fitness instructors, studios and clubs. Its FAQ points customer questions to chat support, Instagram or Facebook. That mix of ranges suits people who want one label for yoga, gym and everyday wear.

Online (Singapore)
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6. Outfyt

Outfyt is a Singapore-founded activewear label whose site pitches timeless, sustainable style over trend-chasing. Its range is organised by category, covering tops, sports bras, leggings, shorts and skirts, dresses and onesies, pants and accessories, and also by fabric lines with names such as Eco Sculpt, Eco Stretch and Eco Luxe. The brand states that these use recycled nylon and recycled polyester, and describes one line as made with recycled fishing nets, which are its claims rather than ours. It also has a Second Life section for resale pieces. Shopping is online, and its contact page lists an email address and customer service hours of Tuesday to Saturday, plus live chat. It suits shoppers who care where their yoga leggings come from.

Online (Singapore)
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7. Noola Active

Noola Active is an online activewear retailer based in Singapore that sells womenswear and a smaller men's selection. Its site lists sports bras, leggings, shorts, jackets, hoodies, bodysuits, longline tops and shirts, grouped into named collections such as Halo, 365, Warrior and Core, with sizes from XS to 2XL on most items. The shop describes a thirty-day returns window and says orders usually dispatch within a few business days, which is worth knowing before a gym or class date. It notes press mentions in Vogue Singapore and SG Magazine, which are its own listing of coverage. Enquiries go by email or its Instagram account, with no phone line given. Choose it for a broad, collection-based wardrobe for the gym rather than a single yoga range.

Online (Singapore)
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8. Urbanized Co.

Urbanized Co. calls its look athleisure made cute, and its site presents women's activewear in a relaxed, casual spirit. Categories listed include sports bras, tanks, tees, hoodies and sweatshirts, shorts, skirts, leggings, dresses and accessories, with sizes from S to XL. It sells through its own online store, and the site describes a showroom visited by appointment plus a stockist on Sago Street in Chinatown, which gives shoppers a way to try pieces in person. Its contact page uses an enquiry form, and social links point to Instagram, Facebook and TikTok. The site does not print a copyright year, so look at its recent social posts to confirm current stock before ordering. It fits shoppers wanting everyday leggings and loungewear alongside workout pieces.

Online; Chinatown (Sago Street stockist); showroom by appointment
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9. OMgoing

OMgoing describes itself as Singapore's yoga and workout apparel online store, and it works more as a curator than a single label. Its site names carried brands including Beachriot, Beyond Yoga and Glyder, along with Yoga Design Lab and Paddywax, plus its own OMgoing tanks, paddings and bag. That multi-brand setup is handy if you want to compare labels in one basket. Prices appear in Singapore dollars and the footer shows 2026. Its contact page publishes a general enquiries email and says fitness teachers can write in about a teachers' discount code and an ambassador programme, in its own words. There is no physical shop listed, so plan around its delivery and returns terms. Look here for yoga-specific brands.

Online (Singapore)
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10. Lorna Jane

Lorna Jane is an Australian activewear brand with a Singapore version of its website priced in Singapore dollars. Its range covers sports bras at several support levels, leggings and tights, tops and tanks, shorts and bike shorts, outerwear, loungewear, bags, bottles, hats, socks and towels, with maternity and swimwear also listed. The site shows a 2026 copyright and no Singapore shop on its homepage, so treat it as an online purchase. Its contact page directs shoppers to a live chat assistant that can pass questions to a customer care team during stated Australian hours, with no email or phone line published. Include it if you want a larger international label alongside Singapore-founded names. Check its Singapore shipping and returns terms before ordering.

Online (ships to Singapore)
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How to choose

Check the size range the brand publishes and read its size guide before ordering. Several labels here state XS to 3XL, others stop at XL, and fit is cut differently by each. If you sit between sizes, message customer service first and ask how a particular fabric stretches in a stated pose or workout.
Match the fabric to the activity. Yoga and Pilates pieces usually advertise a softer, lighter-support feel, while gym and run ranges talk about compression and moisture-wicking. Treat those descriptions as the brand's own claims, and look for stated fabric names or care instructions on each product page before you buy.
Read the returns and exchange terms carefully, because activewear policies differ. Some brands offer store credit rather than refunds, and sale items can be final. Check the return window, the condition required, and who pays for postage, then keep tags attached until you have tried the piece in a real session.
Decide whether you need to try things in person. A few brands here have mall counters, a shopfront or an appointment showroom, but most sell online only. If you are buying leggings or sports bras for higher-impact training, pick a seller where you can test the fit or exchange easily.
Confirm the shop is active before paying. Look for a current copyright year, recent collection names and fresh social posts, and send a short question through the listed contact route to see how quickly it replies. Be cautious about brands that never answer, and check delivery times if you need an outfit for a specific class.

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Published 8 Oct 2026. No changes recorded since.

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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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