Top athleisure picks from Gym+Coffee – the brand tipped to be the next Gymshark
Gym+Coffee is one of the fastest-growing athleisure brands in the UK and Ireland and is tipped to be the next Gymshark.
The community-first brand, founded by three friends, is already carving out a loyal following with its performance-ready ranges.
Shop Gym+Coffee men's bestsellers
Gym+Coffee's bestsellers nail the balance between comfort, function and fashion, perfectly designed for dads who like to keep active but appreciate off-duty athleisure styles.
From lightweight, breathable shorts for sweaty gym sessions to sweat-wicking T-shirts that transition seamlessly from workout to weekend.
The sportswear brand features clothing ranges tailored for golf, tennis, running, and even the latest fitness craze, Hyrox.
Shoppers can buy the range directly from the Gym+Coffee website and from major UK high street retailers including Next, Very, and Debenhams.
Our Sun Shopping Reviews Manager, Kieran Ahuja, tried the range out for himself and said: "Every item is really well-made and thoughtfully designed, and the sizing is spot-on."
So whether your dad's a weekend fitness warrior or a golf course regular, Gym+Coffee has plenty of pieces to keep him happy.
Top menswear picks from Gym+Coffee
Clubhouse Half Zip in Twilight Navy, £60
Why we love it: An easy win for any guy's wardrobe, this relaxed-fit half-zip sweatshirt delivers laid-back style with a premium feel.
It's crafted in a cool and classic navy tone, featuring a super-soft finish and subtle Gym+Coffee sleeve branding.
It's perfect for: Ideal for that relaxed feel, the sweatshirt comes in an oversized cut for extra comfort.
The versatile design makes it an ideal throw-on for everything from gym sessions to casual weekends or chilly strolls in the evenings.
Coffee Polo Tee in Ultra White, £35
Why we love it: It's simple to stay cool, comfortable, and effortlessly sharp with the new Coffee Polo Tee.
These polos are the ultimate blend of performance and everyday style and are made from lightweight, breathable fabric.
It's perfect for: The shirts are designed to help you stay fresh and focused, whether you're teeing off under the midday sun, tackling a busy workday, or grabbing drinks after work.
Its super-soft feel and classic design make it a versatile go-to for both sporty and social settings, and it comes in several easy-to-wear colourways for every occasion.
Game Changer Pant in Orbit, £70
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Why we love it: The Game Changer Pant is a go-to for effortless style and a great addition to your wardrobe.
With a modern, slim-fit silhouette, tapered legs and elasticated ankle cuffs, these pants have you covered for comfort and style.
It's perfect for: Designed to move seamlessly from office hours to golf rounds and even casual weekend settings, these versatile trousers strike the perfect balance between smart and laid-back.
Chill Zip Hoodie in Summer Green, £65
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Why we love it: The Chill Zip Hoodie is a great option for cooler days and boasts the ultimate blend of comfort, style, and everyday practicality.
This hoodie is made from Gym+Coffee's signature super-soft chill fabric, designed to keep you feeling cosy and looking sharp.
It's perfect for: With a full-zip front, relaxed unisex fit, and breathable finish, it's the ideal layering piece for those pre- or post-workout fits, as well as your casual off-duty look.
Essential 8" Shorts in Moss Green, £40
Why we love it: If you're a die-hard shorts fan, whatever the weather, these Essential Shorts are ideal.
The lightweight and breathable shorts are designed to handle all activities with ease.
A soft, comfortable jersey waistband offers a secure and flexible fit, while zippered pockets keep your essentials safe.
It's perfect for: Built for movement and made for everyday wear, the Essential Shorts are your go-to for everything from gym sessions to walking the dog.
A must-have wardrobe staple for active, on-the-go days.
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