9 Bodysuits That Transition From Workout to Weekend

PoshDiva Maternity Bodysuit ($25)

Pregnant people want workout onesies, too, and this one from Amazon is just about perfect. It's double-lined so it's not see-through, buttery soft so it never chafes, and unbelievably stretchy — like, accommodates-a-nine-month-belly stretchy. Wear it out and about or to complete your prenatal workout routine. But be aware, you'll need to wear a sports bra underneath.

What reviewers say: "These suits are the absolute best. They are buttery soft, super stretchy, flattering and high quality. I ordered one in black and instantly had to order two more. I rotate them daily. They don't lose their tightness after washing multiple times either. I go on long walks and ride my stationary bike in these as well, no chafing."

ReachMe Running Onesie Workout Rompers ($43)

Not all workout one-pieces are full spandex. The tight top of this romper offers medium support, while the shorts offer more freedom of movement — perfect for a game of pickleball or even just running errands around town.

What reviewers say: "Loved the fabric and the length is perfect. Very comfortable and a stable in my closet now, but seems to run a little on the small size. If you're unsure about sizing, I would recommend sizing up one."

Girlfriend Collective Bike Unitard ($82)

Get moving in this stretchy one-piece workout bodysuit from Girlfriend Collective. Both the neckline and back feature a scooped design, and it's available in sizes ranging from XXS-6XL. We recommend wearing this piece for low-impact activities like walking or yoga — though it does have a built-in bra for extra support.

What reviewers say: "I am obsessed with throwing on this unitard for workouts, walking, and just lounging around the house. It really sucks you in and is some comfortable. I got a medium and it fits really well in the body - the only place I notice a little looseness is in the straps/front scoop at times. I have a short torso but this doesn't have too much extra fabric in the mid section for me."

FP Movement Good Karma Onesie ($98)

The FP Movement Good Karma collection is a top seller with dozens of hit pieces, and this one-piece workout bodysuit is a particular favorite. Beyond its stretchy and comfortable material, shoppers also love the onesie's compression while maintaining breathability. Wear it with scrunchy socks and sneakers for your next sculpt class. And keep in mind that the material is a tad thin, per reviews, so a bra and underwear are suggested.

What reviewers say: "Great fit. I have it in green, purple and teal. I get so many compliments. They have just the right amount of compression to hold you in and still be breathable. You will def need a bra under. The top is very low cut."

Beyond Yoga Spacedye Uplevel Midi Jumpsuit ($138)

The Beyond Yoga Spacedye fabric is one of our favorite athletic pieces for working out because it's buttery soft but still thick enough to keep you feeling supported. Test out the material for yourself with this cute jumpsuit.

What reviewers say: "Buttery soft fit, light weight material feels like skin. Not compressive, however has a smoothing effect. The straps are adjustable and gives good support in the chest area. The style is very nice and compliments the body. Size down for a snug fit as the material is stretchy."

Lululemon SenseKnit Running One-Piece ($139, originally $198)

This onesie comes with pockets that can hold essentials like your phone, driver's license, or even an emergency workout snack. One POPSUGAR editor detailed how she's been wearing the style "on repeat" in this Lululemon SenseKit Running One-Piece product review.

What Our Editors Say: "This running one-piece is a must for runners of all skill levels. I regret being hesitant about buying it at all because — not to sound corny — it makes me look and feel stronger. And since running is such a mental sport, I'm convinced it's helped me maintain a quick mile pace. Now all I need is a second one because I've been washing and wearing it on repeat." — Marisa Petrarca, contributing editor

Lululemon Align Bodysuit ($148)

If you're obsessed with your Lululemon Align leggings, you'll definitely want to add this Align bodysuit to your shopping cart. The one-piece is made of the same plush fabric and is so comfortable, you'll probably never want to take it off. It comes in two neutral colors, so you can find the hue that best matches your style.

What reviewers say: "Obviously bodysuits can be short in torso, so i went with a 6. I'm usually btwn 4-6. It was fine average i have a long torso. It's just so great for weightlifting my pants never ride up or down and your stomach skin won't show but you check your form. really love it."

Wear One's At Varsity Unitard ($180)

We fell in love with this open-back unitard when Tracee Ellis Ross wore it in one of her iconic workout Instagrams. And we weren't alone. The comment "Where's the jumpsuit from, love?" racked up an impressive 409 likes, and one hero delivered, shouting out Wear One's At, a women-owned company that delivers elevated athleisure basics. And while there aren't any reviews on the brand's site, Ross's video provided a pretty impressive demonstration of its ability to stay put, stretch, and wick sweat!

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