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- Workout clothing can be a big expense that doesn't always pay off.
- I tried this seamless biker short and sports bra set from Amazon after it was recommended on TikTok.
- The set rivals luxury brands in design, performance, and fit — all for an affordable $30.
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♬ Aesthetic - XiloWhen I saw this workout set from Amazon being recommended on TikTok, I did a double-take. The biker set and sports bra resembled bestsellers of high-end activewear brands. And when a sports bra alone often costs more than $30, I had no problem trying out an entire set for the same price.
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I ordered the set in gray and when it arrived, it looked exactly like the website's picture.
The set comes in nine different colors and in sizes small, medium, and large. Amazon recommends sizing up if you're in-between measurements. A small fit me perfectly despite typically wearing a C-cup size, and I removed the extra padding for a tighter fit.
The super stretchy combination of nylon, polyester, and spandex feels as soft as it looks. Its ribbed, high-waisted design snugly fits the natural contours of my body, similar to Gymshark's Flex Sports Bra and Flex Cycling Shorts.
No matter how much this set blew me away at first, the ultimate decider was the squat test.
It passed the squat test with flying colors — despite wearing dark underwear underneath.
I typically work out for about an hour and sometimes wear a velcro waist belt, which targets extra sweat around my midriff. But after wearing this set for the entirety of my workout, there were minimal sweat marks.
I've been washing and wearing it for about four months now, and it looks as nice as when I first bought it. The shorts stretch out around my waist after a long workout, but nothing major to where I feel like I need to constantly readjust.
Although I love the look of the set, I'm hesitant to wear it to a public gym.
The bottoms roll up, which is partly due to the super soft, stretchy fabric that has less support. I think they work best for an at-home workout or yoga class. They're shorter and comfier than my Aerie biker shorts but slightly longer and more flexible than my Nike Pro spandex shorts. They also work well under loose running shorts.
It's difficult to find size-inclusive activewear, and this Amazon set is no exception. It offers a lot of good stretch, but for more sizes, I'd look at the similar seamless marl bike shorts and racerback marl sports bra from Victoria's Secret, available in XS to XL. These Walmart seamless bike shorts also come in five different colors and range from XS to 3XL while this racerback sports bra ranges from small to 3XL.
The bottom line
If you're looking for activewear that doesn't cost close to $100 for one item, then you'll like this set that combines two essentials for even less. It's super comfy for low-to-medium impact workouts or for lounging around the house, and the seamless fit and contour design make me feel confident. For $30, I'd happily buy this set again in another one of its fun color options.
Jacqueline Saguin Style & Beauty Reviews Fellow Jacqueline Saguin is a style & beauty fellow with Insider Reviews, covering everything from the latest TikTok trends to sustainability in the fashion and beauty industries. Before joining Insider, she was a freelance writer at Giggle Magazine and Wellness360 Magazine, where she wrote and edited feature stories, product roundups, and expert reported stories. Her work has appeared in Her Campus, PBS/NPR-affiliate WUFT News, and more. Jacqueline earned her bachelor's degree in journalism and mass communication studies from the University of Florida. Although she is focusing on e-commerce and style & beauty, she has a background in entertainment, health, and parenting writing as well as social media management. Say hello at jsaguin@businessinsider.com or @jackiesaguin on Twitter. Learn more about how our team of experts tests and reviews products at Insider here. Read more Read lessncG1vNJzZmivp6x7o8HSoqWeq6Oeu7S1w56pZ5ufonyowcidnKxno6nGrbGOraCkrJ%2BgeqK5wLOmp2WnpL%2Bsu9StZKydpA%3D%3D