Definition of sportswear
: clothing suitable for recreation;
broadly
: clothing designed for casual or informal wear
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The Real Madrid captain has been seen this season sporting his own line of Nike Tiempos, designed just for him by the sportswear giants.
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Claire McCardell, a sportswear designer, helped make women’s cycling pants more fashionable.
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Formerly on 20th Street North, Alchemy, an urban boutique specializing in sportswear and designer sneakers, is making a new home in Five Points South.
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Blame it on the gym resolutions sparked by spring’s arrival or the uptick in sportswear on the Fall 2018 runways, but the athleisure movement shows no signs of slowing down.
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Posting several snaps of her latest look, Jenner bared her midriff, while keeping things casual in sportswear: Since giving birth, Jenner has been sharing more and more selfies, and is clearly feeling super happy and confident since becoming a mom.
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But the big sneaker business is getting a little boost thanks to JD Sports, a U.K. sportswear retailer with 527 of its own stores across Europe.
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IDEAS Knight is a co-founder and chairman emeritus of sportswear company Nike Inc.
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The third was last month, when Gypsy Sport, the rebellious unisex sportswear line, asked him to model.
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First Known Use of sportswear
1903
SPORTSWEAR Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of sportswear for English Language Learners
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: clothes that people wear for playing sports
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: comfortable clothes that people wear for informal activities
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