Activewear that celebrates your strength

It’s more than a brand. It’s a movement.

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OUR PARTNERS

Black and white logo with a stylized wing symbol and the word 'BREAKOUT' in bold capital letters.
Colorful overlapping concentric circles in yellow, purple, orange, green, and blue above the text 'NEW PLURALISTS' on a dark background.
Lululemon logo with white emblem on a red background.
Logo of Chicago Athletic Association, established in 1890, featuring a circular emblem with red and black design elements and stylized text.
Logo of Sierra Club featuring a stylized green tree with mountain and grass elements, with the text "SIERRA CLUB" below.
White handwritten style text reading "18 coffees" on a black background.
Logo for Credo Beauty featuring a stylized flower icon and the company name in lowercase letters.
Logo of Oak View Group, featuring a stylized tree inside a circle and the text 'OVG Oak View Group'.
Circular logo for the Chicago Foundation for Education with a blue and green color scheme, featuring text that reads 'Since 1985,' 'Empowering & Engaging,' and 'CPS Educators.'
Logo of SOHO House with a stylized grid-like house above the text 'SOHO HOUSE' and 'CHICAGO' beneath it, on a white background.
Zendesk logo with stylized 'Z' symbol above the word 'zendesk' in lowercase letters.
The WeWork logo with the word 'wework' in white lowercase letters on a black background.
Logo of Chicago Public Schools featuring a silhouette of a graduate in cap and gown holding a rolled diploma, leading two children, with text 'Chicago Public Schools' beside the image.
A logo featuring a circle made of stylized hands in shades of orange and yellow, with the word 'care' in orange lowercase letters below.
Group photo of diverse women smiling indoors.

Cultivating conversation through clothing & community.

At THICKLETIC we are deeply committed to Consciously Creating Equitable and Just Community through the lens of Heart Centered Living.

Our goal is to link various intersecting communities by elevating and motivating women, of all ages, to move together. Oftentimes it is the lack of inclusion in the wellness industry that deters people from moving at all.

We know how it feels to overcome these obstacles because we've been on that journey ourselves. We've searched high and low for activewear that celebrates our curves, supports our bodies, and makes us feel like the powerful women we are.

And now, we're creating it.

Ways we elevate the ideology around wellness inclusivity

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    Store

    Shop our inclusive apparel with a Thickletic body in mind.

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  • Group of young girls and women smiling and posing together in a classroom with colorful paper decorations hanging from the ceiling.

    Events

    Our events aim to motivate women, of all ages, to move together. We teach every woman that we come in contact with that she is just as worthy on her way to her goal as she is when she crushes it!

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    Keynote speaking

    Whether you’re an organization looking to move powerfully forward in the new normal or an individual looking to level up in every area of your life, I got you!

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Get Ready to Move - Coming Soon

We're thrilled to announce that our exclusive Thickletic workout videos are coming soon! Whether you're a seasoned athlete or just starting your fitness journey, our workouts are designed to inspire, challenge, and empower you to achieve your best self.

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Stay Up to Date wih Thickletic

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    On Kindness Podcast Episode

    Check out our CEO NK’s conversation on the On Kindness Podcast.

    Listen Here
  • A woman with curly hair wearing a black THICKLETIC sweatshirt, smiling in front of a colorful, cartoon-style mural featuring stars and whimsical characters.

    PBS Latino Voice Feature

    Watch Thickletic's inspiring feature on PBS: Latino Voices in Chicago!

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  • Two women are facing each other and smiling in a social setting. One woman with curly hair is wearing a light-colored hoodie, and the other woman is wearing a white lace long-sleeve top and black pants. They appear to be engaged in a friendly conversation or dance, with a group of people and a table in the background.

    Upcoming Events

    Visit our Events page to join the movement and connect with our vibrant community.

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Thickletes give back

In 2019, Thickletic founder, NK Gutiérrez ran the Marathon in Havana, Cuba where she took down 200 care packages to Cuban women in need that were donated by the Chicago THICKLETIC community. Check out how this went below!

Hear from our partners

We are eternally thankful for Thickletic’s facilitation.

“In 2020 our organization, like many others, was grappling with our response to the tragic murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and so many others. Anxieties were already heightened as we were all navigating the uncertainty of the COVID pandemic. As part of a weekly speakers series called Tuesday Talks, NK graciously agreed to lead our organization and supporters in an extended meditation and reflection exercise.


The calm and care met the moment head on with tremendous effectiveness. We are eternally thankful for the facilitation.”

— RYAN SHEPARD ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT, US PROGRAMS CARE USA