This company promotes itself as an inclusive fitness brand but in my opinion, this is far from the reality. To begin with, they refuse returns once something is worn, even if it faulty or not as described. I purchased training leggings and attempted to wear them to the gym. I read online that the sizing is small, so I purchased three sizes above my typical size. After an average workout, I had unsightly sweat patches everywhere, even though I purchased black leggings. I typically buy Nike or Asics and have never had this problem. When I contacted customer service they stated that everyone sweats differently and refused to return. These are so called 'training leggings' but they are not breathable or moisture wicking, which is pretty outrageous given this is a training brand and training clothes. Also, Gym Shark may feature plus sized models, however, I can't help but feel that this is whitewashing. Their clothes are tiny. I normally wear a size M in other brands and I couldn't even fit into an XXL. This is not a fitness brand, its a fashion brand, so don't be fooled by thinking their clothes are useful for fitness. If you want to flounce around a gym, preening in the mirror, then this is right up your street.