2 Piece Workout Set, Contrast Trim Sports Bra and Leggings

Two pieces, one size to get right
This is sold as a set, so there is one size decision and it covers both halves, because the bra and the leggings are cut for the same body. That is the point of a set and also its one weakness: if you sit between two sizes you are choosing for two garments at once, and the leggings have less give at the waistband than the bra has at the rib. If you know your legging size, buy that one. The bra is the more forgiving of the two, because the shelf inside holds the shape instead of the underband gripping you.

The trim is not decoration
Every colour has a contrast band on three edges: the top of the bra, the underband of the bra, and the top of the leggings waistband. Navy and black take white, brown takes cream, plum takes a pale pink. That band does more than decorate. Two pieces in the same colour read as two garments; two pieces cut from the same cloth and edged in the same colour read as one outfit. It also puts a firm line where the knit ends, which is why the neckline keeps its shape after a wash.

Two straps per shoulder, and only one of them adjusts
Look closely and there are two thin straps, not one. The darker strap carries the weight: it runs from the front edge, over the shoulder, down to the back band. The pale strap is the trim carried up over the shoulder and back down again. This matters before you order, because only the dark strap adjusts. Shorten the one with the slider and the pale strap follows it down; the pale one has no adjuster of its own. It also means the gap between the two straps is fixed by the width of the neckline, so they cannot be crossed, moved or narrowed.

Why the square stays square
A square neck on soft knit has one failure mode: it sags into a scoop the first time it is washed. What holds it here is the trim. The band along the top edge is a slightly firmer strip sewn over the knit, so the edge cannot stretch the way the panel behind it can. The back is a scoop cut to sit below the shoulder blades, edged with the same band. Between the two, the bra reads square from the front and open from the back, which is the shape most people want from a set like this.

It is not a scrunch
There is a seam under each buttock that meets in the middle in a shallow V, and that is a yoke, not a gather. A scrunch legging pulls fabric into one vertical seam and holds it there. This one is cut and sewn so the panel below the seam sits a little higher than the panel above it. The difference shows over a day of wear: a scrunch holds because it is gathered, a yoke holds because it is cut that way, so it does not creep or bunch when you sit down. Nothing is pulled tight between the legs either, which is the other reason this legging has no front seam at all.

No front seam, no pad, and what that costs
There is no seam up the front of the leggings, which removes the usual source of a visible line. There is also no pocket and no opening at the waistband, so there is nowhere to put a phone. The bra is two layers with a shelf inside, and the layers are sewn together rather than left loose. That stops them shifting mid-workout, and it means there is no pad to take out. If you take pads out before washing, you cannot do that here, and the bra will take longer to dry than a padded one with the pads pulled out.

What it is not
Not a scrunch set, not a padded bra, not a capri. The leggings run to the ankle, the waistband is wide and spliced so it does not roll down, and all four colours are solid, with no print anywhere in the range. Four colours across four sizes is a short list for a category that usually runs to twenty, and it is the one thing about this set that makes choosing quick.