Nike has the world rejoicing left and right after releasing a full line of plus-sized clothing this week. Not XXL t-shirts or extra-baggy sweatpants, but a fabulous range of comfortable, professional active wear.
In a statement given to Refinery29, the company said "Nike recognizes that women are stronger, bolder, and more outspoken than ever. In today’s world, sport is no longer something that she does, it’s who she is." They've elected to celebrate diversity in every sense and promote body positivity, which is something we can all root for.
The line, which is available to buy online as we speak, includes multiple colours of leggings, shorts, and sports bras, running all the way up to size 3X.
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Nike's first full range of plus-size active wear, up to size 3X, is available to buy online now
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The line includes leggings, sports bras and more, giving women of all shapes plenty of choices
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Nike's active wear is known for being comfortable and easy to move in, making fitness easier for all women
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"Nike recognizes that women are stronger, bolder, and more outspoken than ever," they told Refinery29
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"In today’s world, sport is no longer something that she does, it’s who she is."
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The release followed months of customer complaints about Nike's lack of proper plus-sized wear
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Their catalog now comprises over 40 different colours and styles of clothing, a welcome addition
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Proper sports bras are often difficult for plus-sized women to find, but those also now run up to 3X
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Whether you're a gym regular or just like a sportier style, you're covered
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"Nike Women’s plus size clothing provides the style and performance for your favorite ways to move"
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Hopefully more companies will catch up with the times and roll out their own proper plus-size collections
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Needless to say, the Internet's reaction to all of this was just a little bit pumped
