While our activewear drawers may be overflowing, that’s not stopping us from adding a new piece (or two) to our collection.
One homegrown label Aussies can’t stop raving about is Earthletica, the B Corp-certified brand free from toxic chemicals.
More research is surfacing around chemicals like PFAS hiding in activewear, and BPA, a hormone disruptor sometimes found in sports bras.
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On a mission to create clean activewear, Earthletica’s fabrics are tested for more than 1,000 substances to OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Product Class I — the highest certification level available anywhere in the world.
Praised for its soft-touch materials and flattering designs, shoppers say they are “obsessed” with the tights, tops, shorts and sweats on offer.
“Obsessed with this set! It’s my second one and I love it. Such great quality and amazing designs,” writes one shopper.
Earthletica was co-founded with triple Olympic gold medallist Bronte Campbell.
Unable to find activewear that performed at an elite level without chemical compromise, they set about creating their own soft, buttery solutions.
Across matching sets, lounge sweats and hard-working tights, every piece is OEKO-TEX certified, B Corp certified and made from recycled materials.
Best-sellers include the Full Length Pocket Tight ($149), a high-waisted, full-length cut crafted from flattering BodySculpt material.
The Double Layer Crop ($119) is a standout too, in a gorgeous chocolate-lemon colour combination.
Shoppers say they “love” the wide range of styles on offer.
“These are so soft on the skin, they perform perfectly during my workout, with minimal adjusting around the thighs, waist etc,” writes one shopper.
Another adds: “So good and SO comfy! Plus they don’t ride up or cut in — the most flattering shorts.”
“These two colours work so well together. The design is super fun and versatile with chocolate bottoms as a set. I don’t normally wear crops, but this one is super comfortable and flattering,” writes a third shopper.
To shop the B Corp-certified range, head to the Earthletica website here.
