Founder & Creative Director of Men's Style Pro, Sabir has…
Men’s Style Pro Is Back and we’re getting in shape!
2016 is here and of course you’ve resolved to getting fit (just like most of us). While you’re making the effort to get ripped, looking good while you’re doing it doesn’t hurt either. No matter if you’re the outdoor cold weather runner or a gym rat, there’s something for you. This list features some of the most stylish & functional fitness gear to get you through the first half of the new year in style (even if you never make it off the couch).
Good Luck Getting After It
Founder & Creative Director of Men's Style Pro, Sabir has a deep passion for menswear and all things manly. Selected as one of the "5 Best Dressed Men In America" by Esquire Magazine in 2010 & as #GQFall 2013 Best Dressed Man. As of 2014, Sabir serves as a freelance brand ambassador & executive stylist for GQ Magazine & GQ Report. Outside of that partnership, Sabir serves as an independent brand consultant as well. Reach me directly at SABIR@MENSSTYLEPRO.COM
“More people judge your style in the gym than they do on the street” – GQ
Do you agree? It seems like you’re really into stylish fitness clothing, so I’d like your opinion.
DJ | http://www.collegestyleguy.com
Hi DJ,
I do subscribe to that notion and there are a few reason why.
* Why should you look your worst, when you’re trying to make your body its best?
* Some fitness apparel can assist your workout (compression gear increase circulation/blood flow, different sneakers are better for different type of work
* More often than not, when you leave the gym you’re not going directly home. You may be running errand and meeting a friend for a quick lunch and if you roll up in some destroy sweats & beat up t-shirt, that’ll be the last lunch you just “roll up to”
* Lastly, most activities have a uniform. If you’re working out, why not look like you’re working out. It’s true that people are paying attention to what you’re doing in the gym and you never know who you may meet while you’re crushing your workout.
I hope that helps,
Sabir
Here’s a question I’ve been pondering: When it comes to fitness style, is it a faux pas to mix major brand labels? For instance, Nike, Under Armour and Adidas all in one look?
Hi Adam,
The short answer is – YES!
You’ll find that some items for different brand fit your body best and provide the proper responsiveness for what you’re looking for. I’d pair pieces together that are complementary in texture and color. for example, I have the sulfur shorts from Rhone, but, I pair them with the black/grey tights from H&M with a heather grey top. It comes down to what works best for you.
– Sabir
Thanks! Glad my theory is shared by a reliable source 😉
Awesome recommendations! I’m in love with the bike. Those turquoise rims are fire lol
Hey Francis,
It’s great to hear from you. I love that bike too. And the one that I linked is at a lower price than the manufacturer’s site.
– Sabir