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Cool cover-ups: Modest workout clothes for the gym and beyond

Whether you want modest workout clothes for religious reasons or are simply self-conscious about wearing skin-baring tops and itty-bitty shorts, it can be difficult to find attractive and flattering options.
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August 2, 2016

Whether you want modest workout clothes for religious reasons or are simply self-conscious about wearing skin-baring tops and itty-bitty shorts, it can be difficult to find attractive and flattering options. These sporty staples — for in the gym or out — can help you focus on your health without worrying about a wardrobe malfunction.

​Keep your head covered and the sun out of your eyes when you go for a jog with the TRIBAL PRINTED CAP ($15) from American Apparel. The fitted hat is adorned with a breezy royal blue-and-white pinwheel stripe design. ” target=”_blank”>marseamodest.com

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Keep your skin safe from the sun with the MARMOT CYNTHIA T-SHIRT ($55), which offers UPF 20 sun protection. This elbow-length tee with quick-drying synthetic fabric keeps you covered without feeling frumpy. ” target=”_blank”>runningskirts.com

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