Our activewear is designed for more than the gym. UNIQLO’s Sport Utility Wear is engineered with Ultra-Stretch, and AIRism technology so your clothes keep up, from a morning run to a day full of errands. Built for real life, this collection of workout and athletic clothes delivers ease with functionality at accessible prices.

Engineered for daily wear, this collection features fabric innovations developed to keep you on top of your game comfortably. Dry technology helps manage moisture, Ultra-Stretch functionality moves with you, and AIRism adds cool-to-the-touch comfort designed for all-day wear. Together, these technologies work together to create moisture-wicking athletic and workout wear that performs in the gym and holds up through the rest of your day.

Sport Utility Wear is built for the way people actually dress, not just for the gym. Whether you're heading to a yoga class, running errands, or showing up to a casual Friday, these styles move with you without looking like workout gear. That's the everyday performance difference.

UNIQLO activewear is engineered to perform without the premium price tag. Lightweight, quick-dry athletic wear built with the same functional standards as higher priced brands at a price that makes it worth buying more than one.

Where applicable, select pieces incorporate responsible material choices as part of UNIQLO’s broader sustainability efforts.

San Francisco, a city of hills and colors. Introducing seven perspectives on the many uses, both casual and active, for Sport Utility Wear.

Jonas Meskis & Dakota Bright Surfer, Model & Singer Songwriter

A couple walking up a colorful San Francisco street. Jonas opts for a DRY-EX Polo Shirt with loose Cotton-Blend Seersucker Shorts.

Right Model

Pictured with his fishtail surfboard, Jonas glows from a day on the water in an orange pair of Geared Shorts and a two-color tee with rolled-up sleeves.

Cole Fiegener Student

Cole does cross-country at the University of San Francisco. “I run through the city every day, especially Golden Gate Park,” says Cole. The Sweatshirt draped over his shoulders adds a preppy touch to his AIRism T-Shirt and Ultra Stretch Joggers.

Sporty to the max, Cole’s blue parka and T-shirt use DRY-EX technology to quickly absorb sweat keeping him dry, even when he’s running on all cylinders.

Alan Yao Product Manager

“These items look great in green. Just right for biking or walking around,” says Alan, who’s employed at one of the Bay Area’s many tech companies. The fabric of this pale green pocketable UV Protection Parka is made using NANODESIGN™ technology, developed by Toray Industries to create a unique texture at the nano level that’s water-repellent yet supple. On his feet, Alan wears new sneakers from UNIQLO : C in a mint and brown colorway.

Pastel buildings are a perfect match for this season’s activewear. Up close, you can detect several careful layers of paint. If you compare photos from a few years back, some buildings have changed color entirely. This all started with the colorist trend led by local artist Butch Kardum in the 1960s, when many of the city’s iconic Victorian homes were painted vibrant tones, changing the face of San Francisco to this day. This keeps things very interesting for runners. Thanks to the grid of streets, you’ll suddenly pass by a majestic view of the ocean, offering a glimpse of Alcatraz Island bathed in light. Downtown, a railcar rattles up the street. The colors of the city may change, but some things about San Francisco never do. The hilly streets are truly unforgettable. If you have the chance to go for a run here, head for the picturesque lookout of Twin Peaks. The extreme slopes are sure to carve a space into your memory.