Flexqena
Women’s Activewear / Functional Apparel
ABOUT FLEXQENA / 2.7
Fit & Function

How it sits.
What it is made to do.

Fit describes the relationship between garment and body. Function concerns the use and features stated for the piece. Read them together when choosing activewear for a particular routine.

Two women wearing coordinated activewear outfits in a studio.
The Flexqena perspective

A considered point of view.

01

The intended fit

Close, regular and relaxed silhouettes can be described differently between styles.

02

The proportions

Rise, inseam, hem and sleeve length affect the complete shape of the outfit.

03

The stated use

Look for the actual features and intended activity rather than inferring them from the silhouette.

A closer look

A practical fit check.

01

Compare the measurements

Confirm whether the chart shows body or garment dimensions. Use the same units and measuring method when making comparisons.

02

Consider preferred ease

Think about how you like a garment to sit, while respecting the fit and intended use stated for that item.

03

Read the details

Check openings, closures, pockets and adjustments in the listing. Photographs do not establish every feature or included component.

04

Keep support claims specific

Close fitting does not automatically mean compression or a defined level of support. Use the product statement and ask if a requirement is important but unclear.

A woman wearing black leggings during a resistance-band exercise indoors.
A woman wearing a coordinated tracksuit against a light studio background.
Worth a moment

A silhouette is not a specification.

The visual impression helps describe an outfit, while measurements and stated features help assess a garment. Keep those roles distinct when comparing pieces.

  • Compare the correct measurement type.
  • Consider your preferred silhouette.
  • Check the features actually stated.

Activewear scene photography for illustration. Refer to the actual product listing for the garment, composition, fit and stated features.

A little clarity

Good to know.

Does a smaller size guarantee better support?

Do not use a smaller size as a substitute for a stated support feature. Follow the sizing and intended-use information for the garment.

Should I size every style the same way?

Use each style’s current chart and fit description rather than assuming one label maps identically across all garments.

Flexqena / Refined movement

Make the next look your own.

Explore the current activewear selection and consider the fit, composition and care information for the pieces you choose.

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