1. Under Armour Brand House – Tysons Corner Center
4.3•Clothing store•Closed
Address: 7977 Tysons Corner Ctr, McLean, VA 22102. MapQuest+1
Why it’s a strong pick:
- This store is the dedicated brand house for Under Armour, meaning you’ll find a wide and performance‑oriented selection of workout clothes: training tops, compression layers, running gear, women’s, men’s and youth. The description says it’s for “innovative sports clothing, athletic apparel, running and training shoes and accessories.” MapQuest
- Because it’s brand‑focused, you’ll get the newer technology fabrics, specialized fits, and gear designed for active movement—not just casual athleisure.
Tip: If your workouts are serious (running, strength training, high‑intensity), this store will serve you well. To get the best fit, try on the apparel with your usual workout bottoms/tops so you see how movement feels.
2. Athleta – Tysons Corner Center
4.0•Clothing store•Closed
Address: 8034 Tysons Corner Ctr, Suite H2U, McLean, VA 22102. MapQuest+1
Why it’s worth visiting:
- Focused on women’s (and girls’) activewear, Athleta offers a range of workout clothes tailored for movement—yoga, training, everyday gym sessions—but also apparel that transitions well into everyday wear. Their listing says “a diverse range of workout and gym clothes… from yoga sessions to intense runs.” MapQuest+1
- If you prefer activewear that looks as good on the street as it does in the gym—stylish leggings, versatile tops—this is a strong option.
Tip: Because their style leans toward the active‑lifestyle side (not just hardcore performance pieces), you might want to examine fabric features (moisture‑wicking, compression, etc.) if your workout is very intense. The benefit is their polish and design.
3. Vuori – Tysons Corner Center
4.2•Clothing store•Closed
Address: 1961 Chain Bridge Rd (Tysons Corner Center), McLean, VA 22102. Chamber of Commerce
Why this boutique/brand‑store is a smart option:
- The brand Vuori describes itself as blending fitness, surf, sport and art—so their apparel often leans toward comfortable high‑quality fabrics and active‑lifestyle rather than only “gym gear.” They mention “versatile activewear and athleisure apparel … from workout to weekend.” Chamber of Commerce
- If you value comfort, style, and versatility in your workout clothes (for studio, yoga, casual gym, or lifestyle), this could be your go‑to.
Tip: Since their focus is broader than purely performance gear, if you need something extremely technical (e.g., for heavy training, specific sport needs) you might still compare here with more specialized stores like Under Armour.
Final Thoughts
- For performance‑first workout gear (running, strength training, serious movement): go with Under Armour.
- For stylish women’s activewear that works for gym and beyond: check Athleta.
- For comfortable, high‑quality active‑lifestyle apparel (for workout + everyday): visit Vuori.
Depending on your workout type (studio/yoga vs running vs gym) and budget, visiting two of these stores will give you a good comparison of style vs technical features.