Sad quarantine workouts, but make it fashion.
Just as we accepted our fate of wearing the same sweatpants for the rest of eternity, a hot designer collaboration has arrived to up our shelter-in-place style. New Balance, the New England athletic brand known for, is teaming up with Instagram-favorite brand Staud. The collection meets your current wardrobe needs of elasticated comfort, but is practical enough to satisfy your closet long after isolation is over.
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