Puma is pretty alright from my experience. They are based in Germany, pretty large and mainstream.
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Erima is a German company (that's been around for 115 years!!) They have affordable high quality workout clothes. In all kinds of colours, they are often used as kits for a specific team or club, but of course you can also just buy it for yourself.
Decathlon is French, so that's an option as well.
Buy cotton shirts/shorts. Avoid technical fabric.
I'm curious, any reason why? I thought technical fabric was supposed to be better for sports
Two reasons:
- It is plastic. It will degrade into microplastics and will end up.. in places where it shouldn't. Water (from cleaning), inside of humans (and other animals) due to drinking water, breathing, etc.
- They are much harder to clean and keep hygienic. They get smelly much faster. They smell worse within a workout and they are hard to clean between workouts.
Probably the use of plastic
Ah, I see
Have you looked at Decathlon? They're French.