Watch Out, Lululemon; Carrie Underwood Is Coming For You

Updated on March 5, 2015 at 2:10 PM

Following in the footsteps of Kate Hudson and Heidi Klum, Carrie Underwood — who just gave birth to a baby boy — has created her own activewear line: Calia by Carrie Underwood, which launches today at Dick's Sporting Goods across the country. Much like Hudson's Fabletics, Carrie's line is moderately priced (tank tops average around $30, while leggings start at $40) and stylish enough to take you from yoga class to brunch. In developing the line, Carrie said she wanted to "make it easier for me and all other women to work in working out no matter what . . . [and] look as beautiful as we feel."

Based on these outfits that Calia recently shared on its Instagram account, Carrie will have no problem inspiring women to work out — we can't wait to give these clothes a spin on our next run!

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