Gate-side gymwear near T1 security
Right after security in Terminal T1, Track&Field sells Brazilian athleisure if you forgot running shorts or a swimsuit. This is the same Track&Field brand you see in malls across Brazil, so sizing and styles match what locals buy at home.
The shop sits airside in CWB’s T1, a few minutes’ walk from most domestic gates, so you can duck in even on a 40-minute layover. Staff usually switch to closing mode around the last evening departures, typically near 10:00 pm, so don’t leave it for the final boarding call.
Expect mid- to high-range prices by Brazilian standards: leggings and shorts often sit in the R$250–R$450 bracket, with sports tops sometimes pushing past R$300. Quality tracks with the sticker price, so this is more “buy something that will last” than “cheap backup T-shirt under R$100.”
Selection leans toward training gear, swimwear and casual athleisure rather than heavy outdoor kit. You’ll usually find women’s options more heavily stocked than men’s, especially in smaller sizes. If you need compression pieces for a long-haul leg or better socks for a 3+ hour flight, check here before resorting to generic souvenir stands.
Card payment is standard, and international credit cards with contactless tap work fine for totals over R$100. Cashiers can usually add your CPF to the receipt for Brazilian tax records, but they’ll still process the sale if you skip it. One final tip: try on anything technical, since CWB’s airside bathrooms are only a short walk away if you want to swap straight into flight clothes.