DAS Club Launches DAS SPORT, Its First Sport Abaya for Women on the Move
DAS Club is bringing women’s wellbeing, modest activewear and community together with the launch of DAS SPORT, its first sport abaya, and The Walking Club. Introduced during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the initiative celebrates everyday movement, meaningful connections and the importance of making women’s health a priority, one step at a time.

In a world where wellness is increasingly about finding movement that fits into everyday life, walking offers a refreshing reminder that looking after ourselves does not have to be complicated. It can begin with a comfortable pair of shoes, a little time outdoors and the company of women who share the same intention.
This October, Dubai-based DAS Club is embracing that philosophy with the introduction of The Walking Club and the launch of DAS SPORT, its first sport abaya designed to make everyday movement more comfortable while maintaining modesty.
Created around the belief that taking care of ourselves starts with one step, The Walking Club brings together three important elements of wellbeing: physical activity, meaningful social connection and greater awareness of breast cancer. Its introduction during Breast Cancer Awareness Month gives the initiative an added purpose, encouraging women to make their health a priority while creating space for conversations that can make a difference.
Rethinking what activewear can look like
For women who prefer modest clothing, finding activewear that combines practicality, comfort and personal style can sometimes be a challenge. DAS SPORT seeks to address this through a piece designed specifically for movement without compromising the principles of modest dressing.
Following a year of development, DAS Club has introduced its first sport abaya, featuring breathable fabric intended to support greater comfort during walking and other everyday activities. The design reflects a growing opportunity within the wellness industry to create more inclusive experiences, recognising that feeling comfortable and confident in what we wear can influence how we approach movement.
Rather than treating modesty and an active lifestyle as separate considerations, DAS SPORT brings the two together. The result is a more considered approach to activewear, one that acknowledges the different ways women choose to participate in wellness.
To mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the collection includes a limited-edition pink sport abaya. The colour serves as a familiar symbol of breast cancer awareness, while the black edition will remain available as part of the DAS SPORT collection throughout the year.
The wellness benefits of walking together
Walking may be one of the simplest forms of exercise, but its benefits extend well beyond physical fitness. Regular movement can support cardiovascular health, improve mood and help manage everyday stress. When practised outdoors, it can also offer a welcome opportunity to step away from screens, reconnect with our surroundings and create a little breathing room in busy schedules.
There is another dimension, too: community. Walking alongside others can make physical activity feel less like another task on a wellness checklist and more like an enjoyable part of daily life. Shared experiences create opportunities for conversation, friendship and encouragement, helping people build routines that feel sustainable rather than demanding.
This is the thinking behind The Walking Club, which brings women together through movement and a shared commitment to wellbeing. Led by FitnGlam, the initiative reflects a broader shift towards community-led wellness, where participation and connection can be just as important as performance or measurable results.
Turning awareness into action
October's focus on breast cancer awareness also gives the initiative a message that reaches beyond fitness. While awareness campaigns help keep important conversations visible, they also provide an opportunity to remind women about the value of understanding their health and seeking appropriate medical advice.
The initiative welcomes support from the Dubai Health Authority in encouraging community wellbeing and breast cancer awareness, including the importance of early detection. Although a walk cannot replace medical screening or professional guidance, it can help create an environment in which health feels like a shared priority rather than something to put off.
Ultimately, DAS Club's latest initiative is about making wellness feel accessible, inclusive and connected to everyday life. Through DAS SPORT and The Walking Club, the brand is bringing together thoughtful design and a community-minded approach to health, with a reminder that small, consistent actions can contribute to a more active lifestyle.



