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Avo Activewear is the UK’s first premium activewear brand designed exclusively for women 5'3" and under. Founded by Ally Patterson, 5'1", who got tired of rolling up leggings and settling for poor fits, Avo creates properly proportioned pieces that actually fit petite frames without compromising on style, support, or quality. With over 1,000 5-star reviews and features in Women’s Health and The Times, our designs are loved for their flattering cuts, thoughtful details (hello, no front seams), and performance fabrics that feel as good as they look. From flares to maternity leggings, everything is made with petite women in mind, because you shouldn’t have to tailor your activewear just to feel confident in it. Welcome to the short girls club - you’re in good company.
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