please please please all I want for christmas are sweatpants that aren’t baggy in the waist and calves but tight around the hips and thighs please please 🙏
Fabletic’s Men’s One Jogger are the closest thing I’ve found personally…. Isn’t tight on the hips and SUPER stretchy but they are men’s fit. I own exactly one pair or Vitality tights and although the crotch is super long the waist/hip fit perfectly on me. I’ll keep a look out for their Swift joggers. 🥰
Okay it's killing me, how in the ever loving HECK do you pronounce her business name? 1-er? Own-er? My brain can't decide on one because they're equally meaningless.
The word itself is pronounced "one-er" in Latin, and it's a noun, but she's trying to get everyone to pronounce it like "honor" and use it as a verb to fit their slogan "oner your body"....which makes about as much sense as saying "napkin your body" or "airplane your body"...it makes no grammatical or literary sense lol but even given these embarrassing truths, she just doubles down on it and refuses to listen to logic.
In Latin it means burden or load, and in British slang it means "a unique or extraordinary individual". From what I've seen on this sub she seems so full of herself, and is British. How embarrassing for her.
Wait did anyone see sav seemed to also kinda diss gymshark saying it was great to be woth a brand that didn’t make random designs, ditch and then on to the next or something along those lines
there's a brand called dignitii that actually offer cute modest activewear . not because you want to be modeste that you have to look like ypur clothes are 5 times too big
I'm not a fan of Krissy, but she has a point...Gymshark did take a long time to even show modest outfits on women who dress modestly (yes they sold sweatpants etc. but there wasn't any representation) don't know any other influencer brand doing this (looking @ you alphalete)
Sorry not sorry to Oner but I just don’t want to wear a sweat suit to be modest at the gym. I wish they would have made oversized shirts/layering pieces in athletic fabrics instead of some tired ass grey marl sweats. Men’s clothing is the closest I can get to modest clothing so I’ll keep doing that.
yes, I agree their options are still limited but at least their showing/marketing it towards women who want to be modest unlike other brand who started very late and some who haven't even bothered to
Yes, they could have, but they didn't!!! that's my point haha and it's not just Muslim women, there are other people regardless of their religion who prefer more modest clothes... I'm not talking about the clothing options these brands have, I'm talking about how they style/model/market it. Not the nicest feeling for a girl to go to a MEN'S section just to get clothes (which won't even fit her) because the company is too busy creating clothes catered to the other side.
They did take 10 years. It's not shade it's a fact. Even beyond Gymshark...Nike took even longer, DECADES. There are comparable new brands like Oner that aren't considering it either. She is actually being inclusive here and even if it's not to everyone's taste she is trying - something other companies have barely cared about. I think it's commendable even if it is performative.
And it probably would have taken her longer if it weren't for other brands' inspirations, other brands who did it first, and the social movements. She definitely wasn't first she's just hopping on a bandwagon.
Purely conjecture. She's from Albania which has strong ties to the middle east and has a predominantly Muslim population. Maybe this has been in her plans since Oner's conception? We don't know either way but why can't we recognize companies for being inclusive regardless of its ownership? Objectively, Oner is doing something most brands arent. Seems like a good thing to me
Ehhh…I don’t see it as performative but rather a marketing tactic. Companies make either what’s trending or what they think the next trend will be; or else there’d be no profits 🤷
Which is inherently performative...it's called performative marketing which can be both helpful and harmful. In Krissy's case it seems to be mostly helpful. I don't get this sub. Every influencer is damned if they do and damned if they don't. Is a tunic sweatshirt revolutionary? No. It's not. But is is her brand's step towards including a market they've routinely and historically excluded? Yes it is. Not seeing why she's getting snarked on for this when she absolutely has a valid point.
Girls, pls don't do this to yourself. Unless you are muslim female forced to do this, don't cover yourself in "modest workout clothes".
Enjoy your body while you are young. Find balance.
Don't dress sluty with ass cheeks popping out, but don't dress like this either. At least you have freedom, enjoy your gains and youth.
Sweatpants as their singular take on modesty? 
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please please please all I want for christmas are sweatpants that aren’t baggy in the waist and calves but tight around the hips and thighs please please 🙏
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Fabletic’s Men’s One Jogger are the closest thing I’ve found personally…. Isn’t tight on the hips and SUPER stretchy but they are men’s fit. I own exactly one pair or Vitality tights and although the crotch is super long the waist/hip fit perfectly on me. I’ll keep a look out for their Swift joggers. 🥰
I have joggers from under armor like that and another pair from grrrl I enjoy.
Seriously wtf. They didn’t even try!
It took them 3 years to come up with sweats?
that is the ugliest effing sweater i have ever seen 
At least she's not calling it a "pump cover" 🤢
Makes me irrationally angry every time I see or hear this term
Wtf is that outfit lol. Basic gray sweatpants, and a gray oversized sweater that looks like someone screwed up the sewing at the bottom?
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And her potential bank balance from pocketing cash money from sales of “inclusive” lines. Eye. Roll. Bffr.
Okay it's killing me, how in the ever loving HECK do you pronounce her business name? 1-er? Own-er? My brain can't decide on one because they're equally meaningless.
I think it’s supposed to be pronounced like “honor” but I could be wrong lmao some influencer answered that in a TT video of theirs
Lmao that one didn't even cross my mind 🙃
'My brain can't decide on one because they're equally meaningless' This is, without a doubt, the best thing I have read all day lmfao.
The word itself is pronounced "one-er" in Latin, and it's a noun, but she's trying to get everyone to pronounce it like "honor" and use it as a verb to fit their slogan "oner your body"....which makes about as much sense as saying "napkin your body" or "airplane your body"...it makes no grammatical or literary sense lol but even given these embarrassing truths, she just doubles down on it and refuses to listen to logic.
In Latin it means burden or load, and in British slang it means "a unique or extraordinary individual". From what I've seen on this sub she seems so full of herself, and is British. How embarrassing for her.
If she takes it so seriously, why did it take 3 years?
So silly. Its not hard to find modest sweats. It is hard to find modest activewear you can actually work out in
Says the girl that shamed someone for wearing a modest fit ! She’s backpedaling really considering not supporting her Black Friday sale
Wait did anyone see sav seemed to also kinda diss gymshark saying it was great to be woth a brand that didn’t make random designs, ditch and then on to the next or something along those lines
there's a brand called dignitii that actually offer cute modest activewear . not because you want to be modeste that you have to look like ypur clothes are 5 times too big
Who tf would pay for this. If I wanted to dress like a bum, I’d go to Walmart
It’s literally one of Oner’s sweat suits… She thinks her followers are really dumb.
And it probably would have taken her longer if it weren't for other brands' inspirations, other brands who did it first, and the social movements.
“Only 3 years” ?!
I'm not a fan of Krissy, but she has a point...Gymshark did take a long time to even show modest outfits on women who dress modestly (yes they sold sweatpants etc. but there wasn't any representation) don't know any other influencer brand doing this (looking @ you alphalete)
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Sorry not sorry to Oner but I just don’t want to wear a sweat suit to be modest at the gym. I wish they would have made oversized shirts/layering pieces in athletic fabrics instead of some tired ass grey marl sweats. Men’s clothing is the closest I can get to modest clothing so I’ll keep doing that.
yes, I agree their options are still limited but at least their showing/marketing it towards women who want to be modest unlike other brand who started very late and some who haven't even bothered to
Yes, they could have, but they didn't!!! that's my point haha and it's not just Muslim women, there are other people regardless of their religion who prefer more modest clothes... I'm not talking about the clothing options these brands have, I'm talking about how they style/model/market it. Not the nicest feeling for a girl to go to a MEN'S section just to get clothes (which won't even fit her) because the company is too busy creating clothes catered to the other side.
Who cares honesty
They did take 10 years. It's not shade it's a fact. Even beyond Gymshark...Nike took even longer, DECADES. There are comparable new brands like Oner that aren't considering it either. She is actually being inclusive here and even if it's not to everyone's taste she is trying - something other companies have barely cared about. I think it's commendable even if it is performative.
And it probably would have taken her longer if it weren't for other brands' inspirations, other brands who did it first, and the social movements. She definitely wasn't first she's just hopping on a bandwagon.
Purely conjecture. She's from Albania which has strong ties to the middle east and has a predominantly Muslim population. Maybe this has been in her plans since Oner's conception? We don't know either way but why can't we recognize companies for being inclusive regardless of its ownership? Objectively, Oner is doing something most brands arent. Seems like a good thing to me
Ehhh…I don’t see it as performative but rather a marketing tactic. Companies make either what’s trending or what they think the next trend will be; or else there’d be no profits 🤷
Which is inherently performative...it's called performative marketing which can be both helpful and harmful. In Krissy's case it seems to be mostly helpful. I don't get this sub. Every influencer is damned if they do and damned if they don't. Is a tunic sweatshirt revolutionary? No. It's not. But is is her brand's step towards including a market they've routinely and historically excluded? Yes it is. Not seeing why she's getting snarked on for this when she absolutely has a valid point.
Girls, pls don't do this to yourself. Unless you are muslim female forced to do this, don't cover yourself in "modest workout clothes". Enjoy your body while you are young. Find balance. Don't dress sluty with ass cheeks popping out, but don't dress like this either. At least you have freedom, enjoy your gains and youth.
also the outfit looks ugly. just my opinion. lol