Introducing Old Navy Sport: The Affordable (and Chic) Activewear I'll Be Wearing to My Next Pilates Class

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After reviewing the $40 PowerSoft Boundless Leggings at the start of 2026, I've recommended Old Navy activewear to friends, family, and readers whenever I can. It's a constant in my workout outfit rotation. Just ask the people in my 9 a.m. Pilates classes; if I get a moment to talk about Old Navy, I will.

When I heard Old Navy was launching a dedicated activewear sub-brand, I'd never felt more seen. Dubbed Old Navy Sport, this franchise of the major retailer focuses solely on providing seasonal activewear collections with silhouettes designed to move with you on and off the court. Its performance- and comfort-driven, trend-forward designs and affordable price range make it an obvious choice if you're building out your workout wardrobe.

Old Navy Sport officially releases today. The collection features plenty of 2026 workout trends. Gen Z has made it clear that their nostalgia for retro activewear isn't going anywhere soon, and with Poshmark stock limited, Old Navy has come to the rescue. With double-layered tanks, capri leggings, and wrap cardigans, Old Navy Sport is leaning into the Y2K nostalgia Gen Z loves.

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If the Y2K look isn't for you, don't fret. Old Navy Sport has all the basics. Scroll on to explore the new activewear destination and shop the best of Old Navy Sport.

Introducing Old Navy Sport

Old Navy Sport campaign 2026.

(Image credit: Courtesy of Old Navy )

Old Navy Sport campaign 2026.

(Image credit: Courtesy of Old Navy )

Old Navy Sport campaign 2026.

(Image credit: Courtesy of Old Navy )

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Josephine Hadjiloucas
Josephine Hadjiloucas
Assistant Shopping Editor

Josephine Hadjiloucas is a New York–based writer. She first interned at Who What Wear UK in 2024 and later joined Who What Wear U.S. as an assistant shopping editor after graduating from the Fashion Institute of Technology in 2025. When she isn’t covering the latest Gen Z trends or updating her under-$100 Nordstrom wish list, you can find her browsing the racks of NYC’s best vintage stores or rewatching Moonstruck for the 50th time. “Snap out of it!”