Guest Appearance: Kerrie Chaney

If you start in the 1890s, and go all the way to the present, the history of fitness-wear is kind of amazing. At the dawn of the 20^th century, women were wearing heavy dresses to work out in the gym. What men had to wear wasn’t much better.

For a long time, fitness wear didn’t seem to be too worried about being particularly comfortable. Certainly, it was rarely something you could wear outside of a fitness environment.

In recent years, both comfort and wearability have changed dramatically. In an industry that generated $47.8 billion dollars in 2020 alone, you’re going to find that a lot of fitness wear being sold these days is designed to achieve two things be as comfortable as athletic wear can get, while also being something you can wear in many other situations.

Like it or not, Athleisure clothes, fitness wear with an eye towards comfort, health, and fashion, is going to continue to be a common sight at places like the grocery store. I love it, personally. I don’t think it’s a bad thing if clothing lets you maintain an active style and run some quick errands.

All of this brings to mind our guest today. Kerrie Chaney, the Founder and Creative Director of the athleisure brand Honey Fit, is an amazing example of what people are achieving for themselves, and helping others to accomplish.

In addition to offering a wide variety of fitness apparel that can be worn virtually anywhere, Kerrie is also certified in Personal Training and Fitness Nutrition. She is also a Certified Life Coach. In essence, she is a great example of an entrepreneur whose journey to better health inspired them to create something positive that others could benefit from.

Inspired by her personal journey to improve her health, Kerrie Chaney established Honey Fit. Today, they are one of the most popular athleisure retailers in the world. Refusing to put limitations on where and when you can wear their athleisure apparel, their clothing reflects the belief that when you look good, you feel good. Their clothes aspire to provide comfort and versatility for any woman who needs both of those things going from the workout to the workplace.

Going beyond simply selling leggings, hoodies, and other fitness apparel, Kerrie has expanded into using her journey to tell a story that helps others find theirs. Her success has given her a foundation to inspire and help others in a variety of different ways.