Earthletica

Recorded answer text · ChatGPT · 1 November 2026

If you're looking for cooler, newer Australian activewear brands rather than the usual Lorna Jane, LSKD and PE Nation, there are some really good labels worth discovering.

I've put together a shortlist based on what's emerging and getting attention in 2026, with a focus on fashion-forward, Pilates, gym and elevated everyday activewear.

## 12 Australian activewear brands to have on your radar

!Sustainable Women's Yoga Clothing Online Australia | Indigo Luna Store

1\. Other Normal

(One to watch)

Very cool early-2000s-inspired aesthetic. Think capris, fitted tanks, low-rise sweats and muted colours.

Best for\: Fashion-forward Pilates and off-duty looks.

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!Gym Doll Collection | SWT Active

2\. SWT Active Gold Coast label with a cool, slightly retro aesthetic. Great matching sets, flattering cuts and interesting silhouettes.

Best for\: Gym-to-street and trend-led activewear.

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![AGNES WRAP BLACK | Agnes](

3\. Agnes Athletica Understated, sophisticated and minimal. Beautiful neutral colours, timeless leggings and polished Pilates outfits.

Best for\: Quiet luxury activewear.

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!LEELO ACTIVE | AUSTRALIAN ACTIVEWEAR LABEL

4\. Leelo Active Perth-born brand specialising in sculpting, flattering leggings and buttery-soft matching sets.

Best for\: Sleek, feminine gymwear.

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!Synergy 3.0 - Pinky & Kamal

5\. Pinky & Kamal Melbourne-designed, with a more natural, relaxed aesthetic. Organic cotton, bamboo, earthy colours and gorgeous shapes.

Best for\: Natural fabrics and yoga.

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![95% Merino Wool Activewear | Natural Fibre

- estroni](

6\. Estroni An interesting alternative to traditional synthetic gymwear, with merino and natural-fibre pieces.

Best for\: Minimalist, natural-fibre activewear.

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!Yoga Clothes | Pilates Workout Clothing | Rec Gen Australia

7\. Rec Gen Clean lines, understated colours and technical pieces. A good option if you like a more elevated gym wardrobe.

Best for\: Versatile everyday training.

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!MOVEMENT 12

8\. Nagnata More designer than traditional gymwear. Beautiful knitted pieces, distinctive colours and merino blends.

Best for\: Luxury, fashion-led movement wear.

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!Women's Activewear Designed for Confidence | CSB - Page 2

9\. CSB Sculpting fits, flattering leggings and feminine crop tops.

Best for\: Matching sets and flattering gym outfits.

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![Aje ATHLETICA | Designer Women's Activewear - Aje AU](

10\. Aje Athletica Fashion meets fitness. Interesting outerwear, elevated basics and stylish silhouettes.

Best for\: Designer-inspired athleisure.

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![ALLFENIX, Cult Australian Pilateswear since 2015

- All Fenix](

11\. All Fenix Stylish, feminine pieces with a strong Pilates and studio aesthetic.

Best for\: Coordinated studio sets.

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!Golden Hour Crop - Earthletica

12\. Earthletica A newer name co-founded by Olympic swimmer Bronte Campbell, with performance-focused basics and sustainability in mind.

Best for\: Functional, understated performance wear.

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## My personal shortlist

If I were looking for the next interesting Australian activewear label, I'd investigate\:

1. Other Normal - coolest emerging aesthetic. 2. Agnes Athletica - elevated, minimal and premium. 3. SWT Active - trend-led and youthful. 4. Leelo Active - flattering, sculpting pieces. 5. Earthletica - interesting newer entrant.

## What sort of aesthetic are you looking for?

1\. Which aesthetic do you like?

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2\. Shopping for?

Women's

Men's

Both

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3\. What are you most interested in?

Smaller, emerging brands

Premium Australian labels

Affordable and stylish

The next big thing

[Find my brands]

Recorded answer text · Perplexity · 1 November 2026

The best recycled-material activewear brands in Australia are:

- Nimble Activewear - best overall: Its COMPRESSLITE range uses post-consumer recycled plastic bottles; a pair of tights uses about six bottles and a sports bra about two. It's a strong choice for running, gym workouts and everyday wear. - Earthletica - best sustainability focus: Uses recycled and organic fibres and has developed PFAS-free garment technology. A good option if environmental credentials are your priority. - Dharma Bums - best for yoga and Pilates: Uses recycled nylon, including recycled PET, alongside organic cotton and bamboo. - dk active - best for high-intensity training: Australian-designed, with regenerated and recycled fibres plus organic bamboo and modal in parts of its range. - Sunrise at Bondi - best locally made option: Uses Australian-made regenerated fabric produced from post-consumer waste, including recovered fishing nets and old carpets. - Elle Evans - best for regenerated nylon: Its performance pieces use regenerated nylon made from recovered ocean and landfill plastics. - THE UPSIDE - best fashion-led option: Combines organic cotton with recycled materials, though check each garment's fibre composition because materials vary by product.

Best single pick: Choose Nimble for the most reliable combination of recycled materials, performance and Australian availability. For yoga, choose Dharma Bums; for Australian-made garments, look at Sunrise at Bondi.

When comparing products, look for GRS-certified recycled fibres, recycled nylon such as ECONYL, and a high recycled-content percentage-not just general claims such as “eco” or “sustainable.” Recycled polyester and nylon can retain the moisture-wicking, quick-drying and stretchy properties expected from technical activewear.