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Girls' gymnastics: every gym outfit a gymnast needs

This section brings together everything a gymnast needs, from training to competition: leotards, shorts, crop tops and leggings, matching scrunchies, chalk and gym bags. All our leotards have been designed and made in our own workshop since 1968, for both artistic and rhythmic gymnastics.

The leotard: the centrepiece of the outfit

For competition, choose between our long-sleeved leotards, elegant and warm, and our sleeveless leotards, which leave the shoulders completely free. For everyday sessions, our training leotards are more understated and stand up to washing after washing. Browse the full collection on our gymnastics leotards page, in sizes from age 4 to 14 and from 36 to 46.

For training: crop tops, leggings and shorts

For warm-ups, training camps or conditioning sessions, many gymnasts prefer something more relaxed. Our black stretch crop top and leggings, with a Startner logo waistband, are a comfortable matching set. Our lightweight, high-cut gym shorts can also be worn over the leotard.

Accessories to complete the look

A perfect bun is part of any competition outfit. Our scrunchies come in three finishes: plain velvet, metallic and shimmer, in plenty of colours to match the leotard. For grip on the bars and beam, don't forget gym chalk, and to carry everything to the gym, take a look at our gym bags.

Need help choosing your daughter's leotard? Read our guide to girls' gymnastics leotards.

FAQ – Girls' gymnastics outfits

What do you need to wear to start gymnastics?

To get started, a comfortable training leotard and a scrunchie to tie hair back are all you need. Shorts, or a crop top with leggings, are handy for warming up. Clubs usually let you know if they require a specific outfit for competitions.

What size leotard should I choose for a girl?

Our children's sizes run from age 4 to 14. Measure chest, waist, hips and torso length, then compare with the size guide on the product page. For a growing child, size up if in doubt.

Do you need a different leotard for competition?

It isn't compulsory, but many gymnasts choose a more elaborate design, with rhinestones or ombré effects, for competitions. Some clubs require the whole team to wear the same leotard.

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