Activewear Deals for Sept. 13, 2026: No Price Moved for a Third Day, and a $5 Capri at Walmart
- 42,708 size-and-colour listings re-read at five brand stores. Zero price changes, for the third morning running.
- The Baleaf 21-inch capri gave back its restock: 25 buyable combinations yesterday, 23 today, still $38.00.
- Walmart has its own Athletic Works ButterCore capri at $5.00, down from $16.98.
- Four of the seven brand-store markdowns below are final sale, and we had not flagged the PopFlex ones before.
Quick answer — No brand store cut a price overnight. The cheapest legging worth buying this morning is the $5.00 Athletic Works capri at Walmart, and it is returnable. If you want a brand name, the Senita After Hours pant at $15.00 is still the best dollar-per-pant deal, but it is final sale.
Did anything actually get cheaper overnight?
Not at the brand stores. Every one of the 42,708 listings carries the same price it had on the Sept. 12 board. Stock moved instead: PopFlex has 45 fewer buyable combinations than a day ago, Baleaf 40 fewer.
The Baleaf capri lost two of the sizes it had just restocked. Two is not a stampede, and $38.00 has held for five days.
Which markdowns still have sizes, and can you send them back?
| Item | Now | List | Off | In stock | Returns | Checked (ET) | Sold by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Senita After Hours Pants II, 30.5" | $15.00 | $49.00 | 69% | 5 of 6 sizes | Final sale | Sept. 13, 1:31 a.m. | senitaathletics.com |
| Girlfriend Kiwi Compressive Foldover | $29.40 | $98.00 | 70% | 4 of 22 | Final sale | Sept. 13, 1:31 a.m. | girlfriend.com |
| Senita Thermal Warm Leggings, 27" | $25.00 | $49.00 | 49% | 5 of 6 | Final sale | Sept. 13, 1:31 a.m. | senitaathletics.com |
| PopFlex Crisscross Hourglass, English Ivy | $34.90 | $70.00 | 50% | 5 of 45 | Final sale | Sept. 13, 1:31 a.m. | popflexactive.com |
| PopFlex Contour Flared, Deep Forest | $47.90 | $72.00 | 33% | 15 of 45 | Final sale | Sept. 13, 1:31 a.m. | popflexactive.com |
| Baleaf Stretchy High-Rise Capri, 21" | $38.00 | $56.00 | 32% | 23 of 42 ↓ | 30 days | Sept. 13, 1:31 a.m. | baleaf.com |
| Bubblelime High-Waist Bootcut, navy | $16.00 | $32.98 | 51% | 12 of 30 | 28 days | Sept. 13, 1:31 a.m. | bubblelime.com |
Both PopFlex pages say, under the size picker, that the item is final sale with no returns or exchanges. We listed those two on Sept. 11 and 12 without that warning. It belongs in the table, so it is there now.
Is Baleaf cheaper at Walmart or Amazon than on baleaf.com?
By a wide margin, with one catch: these are the closest Baleaf listings we could find, not proven to be the same pant.
| Listing | Price | Where | Checked (ET) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baleaf Stretchy High-Rise Capri, 21" | $38.00 | baleaf.com | Sept. 13, 1:31 a.m. |
| Baleaf capri leggings, 3 pockets, 21" inseam | $29.99 | Walmart | Sept. 13, 1:34 a.m. |
| Baleaf Stretchy High-Rise Capri, 17" | $40.00 | baleaf.com | Sept. 13, 1:31 a.m. |
| Baleaf high-waisted capri, pockets, 17" | $28.99 | Amazon (camelcamelcamel) | last scanned about Sept. 8; record low $23.19 |
| Athletic Works ButterCore capri, 21" | $5.00 (was $16.98) | Walmart | Sept. 13, 1:34 a.m. |
| All In Motion Everyday Soft Ultra High-Rise capri | $25.00 | Target | Sept. 13, 1:37 a.m. |
Baleaf's own store is the priciest place to buy Baleaf, by $8 to $11 on comparable inseams. The Amazon reading is five days old, so treat $28.99 as a lead. Target's capri is not marked down.
Why does "final sale" change which deal wins?
A $15.00 pant you cannot return costs $15.00 plus the chance it does not fit. A $38.00 pant you can return costs $38.00, minus whatever you get back if it misses — at Baleaf, the refund less a $5 label.
If you already own that brand in your size, final sale is fine. If you are guessing, returnable is cheaper than it looks. We compared the return rules at eight stores in today's guide to returning sale leggings, and if you sit between two sizes, Legging Size Guide's between-sizes breakdown is worth a read first.
Where does Bubblelime sit on this board?
Its navy high-waist bootcut is $16.00 against a $32.98 list, in 12 combinations from a 29-inch to a 37-inch inseam. That is $11 more than the Walmart capri and $1 more than the Senita pant.
What it has over both is length and a 28-day return window, with return postage on you. On price alone the Walmart capri wins; for a tall shopper who wants a full-length bootcut, this is the one. We lined up the bootcuts in the flare and bootcut roundup.
So what would we buy on Sept. 13?
The Athletic Works ButterCore capri at $5.00, if your size is there; at that price, a so-so fit is not a disaster. For a brand-name pant in a size you already know, the Senita After Hours at $15.00.
Skip the Baleaf capri on baleaf.com unless you need the exact colour; Walmart's 21-inch Baleaf listing is $8 less. Shopping for a bra instead? Yesterday's bra price floors still stand.
Mini FAQ
Is the $5.00 Walmart price a glitch?
It showed as "Now $5.00, was $16.98" on Walmart's search page at 1:34 a.m. ET. Prices that low can vanish by size, so check yours at checkout.
Do final-sale items ever come back?
Not that we have seen. Senita puts "FINAL SALE" in the product name on most of them.
Do these prices include shipping?
No. Senita ships free over $75; below that, expect to pay extra.
Sources
Prices and stock from the public product feeds of girlfriend.com, senitaathletics.com, popflexactive.com, baleaf.com and bubblelime.com at 1:31 a.m. ET, Sept. 13, 2026; final-sale labels read from each product page. Walmart and Target prices from their search pages, 1:33–1:38 a.m. ET. Amazon history from camelcamelcamel.com.
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