Built by session, not by season

Kit that knows what it is for

Every piece states the session it was made for and the fabric figures behind that claim. Where a piece is wrong for something, the panel below says so.

  1. All kit

    Long runs

    The 118 gsm tee

    Open knit through the back, flatlock seams where a pack sits, and nothing printed to hold heat.

    Dries in 22 minutes

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  2. Tops & layers

    The gym

    The 240 gsm short

    Heavier, with a deeper pocket that holds a phone without swinging. Not built for heat.

    Pocket fits 16 cm

    Shop training
  3. Shorts & leggings

    Cold mornings

    The brushed base layer

    Warm without bulk under a shell. Too warm above about 12°C, and we would rather say that than sell it twice.

    Good to about 4°C moving

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What it is built for

The sessions it is for, and the ones it is not

Every verdict on the left is backed by a figure on the right. If a claim has no number behind it, it is not on this page.

By session

  • Long runs, 60 minutes and up Built for it

    Open knit through the back and no printed panels to hold heat.

  • Intervals and track Built for it

    Cut close enough not to flap, with flatlock seams at the shoulder.

  • Gym and lifting Works

    Fine, but a heavier fabric sits better under a bar across the back.

  • Cold mornings under 8°C Wrong for it

    At 118 gsm it will not hold any warmth once you stop moving.

    Take instead The brushed base layer, under a shell.

The fabric

Weight
118 gsmLight enough to see a hand through when held up — that is the trade for the drying time.
Composition
88% recycled polyester, 12% elastaneThe elastane is what lets it stretch and what wears out first.
Dry time
22 minutesSoaked, spun once, hung indoors at 22°C.
Seams
Flatlock, shoulder and sideFlat against the skin where a pack strap sits.
UPF
Not ratedWe have not had it tested, so we do not claim a number.

Weights are measured on finished garments in size M, not on the roll.

Drying times are ours: soaked, spun once, hung indoors at 22°C. Yours will differ with humidity, which is why the method is stated rather than just the number.

Wear testing

What we tested, and what came back

Six checks on every sample before it becomes a product. The ones that failed are listed with what we changed, because that is the part worth reading.

6 checks · 2 passed first time

  1. Opacity at full squat

    Changed after testing

    How Bright overhead light, phone camera, full depth, three colours.

    The first knit went translucent in the lightest colour.

    We changed Yarn doubled in the gusset and the light colourway dropped.

  2. Pocket at running pace

    Passed

    How A 16 cm phone, five kilometres, road and treadmill.

    No bounce and no creep at the waistband.

  3. Chafe over 90 minutes

    Changed after testing

    How Long runs in three sizes, seams marked afterwards.

    The old side seam rubbed under a pack strap.

    We changed Moved to flatlock and shifted the seam 2 cm back.

  4. Odour after two sessions

    A limit

    How Worn twice without washing, assessed blind by three people.

    Noticeable. Recycled polyester holds odour and no finish fixes it permanently.

  5. Shape after 30 washes

    Passed

    How Thirty cycles at 30°C, measured before and after.

    Under 2% shrinkage and no waistband roll.

  6. Elastane after a year

    A limit

    How A worn set from our own team, twelve months in.

    Recovery is visibly down. Elastane is a consumable — we would rather say so than pretend otherwise.

Testing is done by our own team over four weeks of ordinary training, not in a lab. Where a claim needs a lab we say it is not rated rather than implying a number.

Shop by goal

Find what you need

Demo photograph of a morning regulated goods routine

Why there are only nine pieces

Nine pieces, each for a session

Most ranges are one garment in fourteen colours. Ours is nine garments that do different jobs, because the second shirt you buy should cover a session the first one does not.

  • Nine pieces, three fabrics
  • Every weight and dry time published
  • Sessions a piece is wrong for, stated
  • Restocked in the same colours, not replaced
See the testing
  • Figures, not adjectivesWeight, dry time, composition
  • Wear testedFour weeks before it ships
  • Free over PKR 6,000Two to four working days
  • 30-day returnsTrain in it, then decide

Questions

Before you train in it

Demo photograph of a morning regulated goods routine
Which size should I take?

Flat measurements and the intended fit are on every page — compression, fitted or loose. For leggings match your hip; for tees your chest. Between sizes, take the smaller for compression pieces and the larger for anything loose.

Is it see-through?

Not the leggings, in any position — the squat-proof test is a photo on the page, taken under studio light. The mesh panels are, by design, and the listing shows where they sit.

How do I wash it?

40 °C, no softener, no tumble dryer. Softener coats technical fibres and stops them wicking; a dryer bonds the waistband apart. Dry flat or hang, and it is ready in an hour.

Can I return something I have trained in?

Yes, within 30 days, washed. The training-load panel says what each piece is built for; if it was wrong for your session, that is on us, and we swap or refund without a debate.