Almost 70 Percent Off Exercise Dresses, Leggings, and More at the Outdoor Voices Sale

Years ago, when we asked OV founder Ty Haney to select her favorite style from the entire collection, she picked the Exercise Dress, which is the first design she sketched when she started the company. It’s still a top pick thanks to the built-in shorts liner with side pockets.

The Volley Dress is another option with built-in shorts, plus the wider, racerback-style straps should offer more support on the pickleball court.

This exercise dress has a shelf bra and adjustable straps, though it lacks the built-in shorts of the two styles above. I’m still a big fan of the fully pleated, tennis-inspired skirt.

And finally, here’s a topstitched piece that doesn’t scream “exercise dress” for just under $50.

I loved testing this contrast-stitched skort. It has a thick, high-rise waistband that really holds you in.

Also made from the brand’s mid-weight Textured Compression material is this sport bra. The scoop neck front and back is very nice.

Our deals writer Sam Daly tested this boxy oxford button-down and noted that the fabric is crisp and smooth. “I know this isn’t technically an athletic garment, but I think I could lift some barbells in this,” she says.

Daly says the Gemini shorts “are just as buttery smooth as promised.” They feature silicone gripper bands at the bottom of each leg opening to keep them in place on runs.

The RecTrek pants are the ultimate roomy yet polished bottoms for travel because they “stay crisp from laundry cycle to laundry cycle,” says Journy co-founder Leiti Hsu.

I found the Grass Capri to be soft with an airy, cottony feel. They are perfect for low-impact workouts like mat Pilates with weights or yoga.

If capris aren’t exactly your style, I spotted some full-length leggings made with OV’s soft and stretchy TechSweat fabric that have a UPF rating of 50.

Here are same compressive leggings with two-tone paneling at the front and back.

These stretchy CloudKnit Sweatpants are discounted, too. Our senior writer Ambar Pardilla says her supersoft sweats still look brand new even after a year of wear.