With women like Blondin and Blodgett in mind, Athleta recently created an entire line of clothing designed to move from commute to office and back again, featuring everything from pants to parkas. Athleta isn’t the only company with this objective in mind. Here’s a round up of clothing both women and men can turn to when looking to marry up commute time with training time.

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For women:

The commute/work line of clothing contains four sets of pants and coordinating tops and accessories. These are tights with a bit of panache and detail, like the herringbone mercer tight and stellar trouser. They move with you for any activity yet carry over seamlessly to the office. Other pieces in the collection include sweaters, jackets, a button down and a commuter backpack.

Athleta Herringbone Mercer Tight Courtesy of Athleta

A women’s running company, Oiselle has always set the bar high when it comes to style details. While its lines are heavy on the run wear, Oiselle’s offerings have expanded to include pieces to take you from point A to point B with the ability to look office ready upon arrival. Pants like the NBD and story capris form a foundation on which to build a perfect commuter line, and there are plenty of tops and even dresses and skirts that could easily serve a walk, run or bike ride to work.

The outdoor clothing and gear company recently introduced its Wallace Lake collection, designed around classics like the Dolman pullover, down vests for cooler seasons, and a set of leggings in “chocolate plum” that dress up easily once you arrive at your destination. A men’s line is also available.

For men:

This company’s merino wool-based line of clothing is a versatile collection to get you through an active commute and right into meetings. Consider the cool-lite compass shirt, a button-down flannel with a combination of elasterall for movement and polyester for wicking. Other good bets include the persist and connection model pants, both of which present well while allowing for movement on your commute.

For the bike commuter in particular, the rogue pant is a top choice. It’s water resistant so it can handle the rain, has reflective accents when cuffed, and a hem cinch to keep the pants away from a potential greasy run in with the chain.

Rhone Commuter Pant Mark Grgurich/Rhone

This unique company has an entire line built around the workout-to-work lifestyle. Worth checking out: The commuter city pant, made of stretch fabric and featuring a reflective back pocket and cuffs, and the commuter pant, with an articulated knee for mobility, stretch fabric and a media pocket. Top it off with the Delta pique polo, made with Polartec for cooling and GoldFusion to fight stink. The sleeve features shoulder articulation for improved movement.

If you’ve never considered biking, running or walking to work, there’s never been a better time to give it a go, especially when it comes to clothing. For her part, Blondin likes the idea of commute-to-office wear. “There are plenty of times where I roll into the office at 8:59 and have to go straight into a 9:00 meeting,” she says. “I think it would be great to have something more presentable that serves a dual purpose.”

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