FFB APPAREL 2.0

This is without a doubt my favorite collection to date. Many of these styles have been conceptualized over the last 4 years and are finally coming to life. This launch includes FFB Club merch for Broadway Joggers and Broadway Book Club as well as a few staple pieces to add to your Fit for Broadway uniform collection. Thank you for being here, for your support and the endless inspiration for growing this community. I love y’all. xx, Jane

TO SHOP FIT FOR BROADWAY APPAREL:

  1. Visit FITFORBROADWAYAPPAREL.COM 
  2. Pick your favorite gear for you or a buddy!
  3. Add to your cart.
  4. Your order will be packaged with love and care and shipped to you!

ALL ORDERS PLACED BETWEEN TUESDAY APRIL 24- MAY 8 WILL BE SHIPPED ON MAY 14!

Click any of the pictures in this post to SHOP! 

THE NEW SPRING COLLECTION

“FFB University” Unisex Sweatshirt (Blue)

Fit for Broadway (definition): a lifestyle dedicated to healthy, positive living with the intention to reach one’s full potential.

“The Selfie Tee” Unisex Tee (Black)

What started as a fierce selfie tee has become a statement of reflection and inner power. Wherever you see your reflection- a mirror, a selfie, a window- be reminded that the message is clear. You are Fit for Broadway.

“The Selfie Tee” Unisex Tee (White)

“Life is just a mirror, and what you see out there, you must first see inside of you.” 

“Broadway Besties” Crop Tees (Set of 2)

Remember BFF charm necklaces? We’ll wear these instead! Tag your Broadway Bestie!

FFB Club tees & tanks

“Broadway Joggers” Unisex Tank (White)

#BroadwayJoggers Broadway Run Club. Join us! Email community@fitforbroadway.com

“I’m in the Book Club” Unisex Tee (White)

#BroadwayBookClub Broadway Book Club. Join us! Email community@fitforbroadway.com

  • Carlos, Christiani, Adam & Paloma – Thank you for bringing these pictures to life!! I love y’all! 
    • Carlos… You are my forever muse and I’m endlessly grateful for your friendship, laugher and love. Cuba adventures await us!! @cgonzalezcuba
    • Christiani… Finally!! 🙂 This has been a dream to have you a part of one of these shoots since your feature! You glow with beauty from the inside out. Thank you for your consistent support and love. @christiniworld
    • Adam… you know how obsessed I am with you. I can’t believe you were almost feature #1. It’s been 4 years and counting and every time I see you it’s brighter than the time before. I love you. @adamjepsen
    • Paloma… You have an energy and spirit like nothing I have ever encountered. Thank you for being an example of courage and authenticity. Cheering you on today and always. @palomagarcialee

My wish for you…That you find peace in your heart and strength in your step so that your gentled mind can reach for the things you need to follow your dreams. 

xx, Jane

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