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 After years of steady growth as other sectors of the fashion industry have declined or remained stagnant, there appear to be signs beginning to emerge that the booming appeal of the activewear industry may also be coming to an end.The activewear boom rose to popularity thanks to brands like Lululemon, Under Armour and Lucy who made comfortable and stylish workout clothes that were also fashionable enough that women wouldnt mind wearing them outside the gym.And wear those clothes outside the gym women ce stanley mugs rtainly began to do.In 2015 alone, the activewear segment of retail fashion accounted for $44 billion in total sales in the U.S. alone, according to The NPD Group, a leading market research company. Last year, activewear sales grew by 16 percent, compared to a 2 percent rise in year-over-year sales for the total apparel industry, according to The NPD Group. But if activewear sales were removed from the equation, total overall fashion sales actually would have declined by 2 percent last year.But a Bloomberg report in April of this year believed that the activewear industry was bec stanley becher oming  overstretched  as discount retailers, like Walmart and Target, and fast-fashion retailers, like Forever 21 and HM, are starting to roll out their own activewear offerings at lower price points and gobbling up the more traditional and recognizable activewear retailers ; market share.Bloombe stanley butelka rg noted that activewear selling prices dropped 9 percent in the first quarter of 2016, which led t