RARP-ID Fitness
Blue Women's Joggers | Recycled Fabric Running Joggers
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Blue Women's Joggers — Recycled Fabric Running & Training Joggers
The Blue Women's Joggers from RARP-ID bring fresh, confident colour to your training and everyday wardrobe. The vivid blue colourway pairs naturally with matching blue activewear for a coordinated training look, or works as a bold contrast piece with neutral black and white tops. Made from recycled performance fabric that reduces the environmental footprint of your wardrobe without compromising on comfort or durability.
Fabric & Construction
Made from recycled polyester with spandex for controlled stretch, shape retention, and moisture-wicking performance. Lightweight and breathable through running, training, and everyday wear. The tapered fit creates a clean, athletic silhouette without excess fabric around the ankles and thighs. The blue colourway maintains its vibrancy through regular washing and repeated use.
Waistband & Fit
Adjustable drawstring waistband for a secure, customisable fit that stays in position through dynamic training movements. Two side pockets for phone and essentials. Tapered ankle cuffs keep the joggers in place during floor exercises and outdoor sessions. Available in XS through XL.
Styling & Pairing
Pairs naturally with our Blue Sports Bra or Blue Crop Top for a coordinated training kit. Also in Black, Orange, and Grey.
Browse the full RARP-ID activewear collection. Free UK delivery on orders over £50.
Shipping & Returns
- Made to order — please allow 2–5 business days for production, then 3–7 business days for UK delivery.
- Free UK shipping on orders over £60.
- Fulfilled by our print partner and shipped directly to you.
Size Guide
Not sure which size to pick? Check our full size guide for exact measurements.
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