11 running products to celebrate Pride Month from companies that give back to the LGBTQ+ community

Lululemon's 2024 Pride collection has been created alongside its LGBTQ2IA+ Network and celebrates a 'Proud Present + Future for multifaceted communities — and all the colours in between'. These Wunder Train shorts are made from Lulu's fast-drying Everlux Fabric and have a hidden pocket in the waistband for your card and keys. Also available in Neo Blue.

For men, the Discotheque Multi design also features on Lulu's Pace Breaker 5" shorts. Designed for running and training, they're made from lightweight Swift fabric and are cut into a streamlined fit that gives the glutes and thighs breathing room.

Our favourite funnel-neck half-zip hoodie has also been embellished with a unique design as part of Lululemon's Pride collection. Soft, cosy and warm, it's perfect for throwing on post-run and sits right around the waistband.

This year, Adidas has teamed up with queer Brazilian pop star Pabllo Vittar, as well as LGBTQ+ athletes and allies, for their 2024 Pride collection (shop it here). The collection benefits Athlete Ally, a non-profit organisation that advocates and rallies for more LGBTQ+ inclusion and equity in the world of sports.

Though not part of a specific LGBTQ+ collection, this Tech T-shirt from Soar does scream, 'Pride!' Crafted from ultra-light recycled mesh, it manages to hit the nail on the head when it comes to eco-conscious credentials, without compromising breathability or comfort.

Fabletics is making a $25k donation tied to its United in Pride collection, in support of GLADD'S work of accelerating acceptance for the LGBTQ+ community. This cropped tank features a built-in bra and square neckline.

Run loudly and proudly in Under Amour's light, durable and comfortable stretch-woven fabric shorts. This year, the UA Pride collection helps create inclusive spaces by supporting charities like Unmatched Athlete, Rainbow Labs, and more.

Fan of the UA Vanish Pride shorts (above)? Pair it with this Crossback support bra (medium support) for a matching Pride fit.

In addition to Stance's ongoing donations, a portion of the proceeds from this special addition pair of socks goes towards supporting the US-based Encircle charity, who have been creating safe spaces for LGBTQ+ youth in the greater Utah area since 2017.

As part of Brooks’ limited edition Run Proud collection, it's partnered with queer illustrator Adam Dalton Blake to create bright and positive works of wearable art, centring around the LGBTQ+ community. The Trace 3 is a good pick for beginners, cross-trainers, or short-distance runners shopping on a budget. It's reasonably versatile, lightweight and breathable, though the limited energy return and cushioning don’t make it the best choice for longer distances.

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Also by queer illustrator Adam Dalton Blake for Brooks are these funky Ghost Lite Crew Socks, with light cushioning at the heel and toe, snug arch support, and breathable mesh zones combine for on-the-run comfort.