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Walmart Launches Love & Sports, a New Activewear Brand

The apparel giant is releasing the fitness label of SoulCycle master instructor Stacey Griffith and former Milly designer Michelle Smith.
Walmart's new activewear label is being designed by SoulCycle master instructor Stacey Griffith and former Milly designer Michelle Smith.
Walmart's new activewear label is being designed by SoulCycle master instructor Stacey Griffith and former Milly designer Michelle Smith. (Walmart)

Walmart is investing in fashion activewear, and is hoping a celebrity cycling instructor and a contemporary womenswear designer will cement its success.

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