The collection
Five pieces, made to be worn out.
Everything is in stock in every size we make. Nothing here is seasonal, so a piece you like this year will still be here next year — repaired, re-cut, or unchanged.
Bags
Two carries. One for the days you bring everything, one for the days you bring almost nothing.
Bags
Keep On Tote
Recycled canvas day tote with one internal sleeve and straps long enough to carry over a winter jacket. It holds a change of kit and a laptop at the same time.
Bags
Daily Nylon Bag
Light ripstop nylon that folds flat into a pocket, with a water-resistant base for the days you set it down on wet ground. The zip pocket actually stays shut.
Training
Bra, tights and shell. Enough to get out the door in any weather, and deliberately nothing else.
Training
Steady Training Bra
Medium support with bonded edges and no clasp, sized XS to XL. Designed to be forgotten about for an hour, which is the only review that matters.
Training
Long Run Training Tights
High waist, four-way stretch, two side pockets sized for a phone. The waistband took four samples before it stopped rolling on a long run.
Training
All-Weather Training Jacket
A wind- and shower-proof shell with taped shoulders and a reflective back panel, cut long at the tail. Packs into its own pocket for the commute home.
Before you order
Fit, fabric, and how to keep it.
Fit
Cut true to Korean sizing with a little room through the hip. If you are between sizes on the tights, size down — the waistband holds.
Fabric
Recycled canvas on the bags, four-way stretch knit on the training pieces, and a shell that is wind and shower proof rather than waterproof.
Care
Cold wash, no softener, hang to dry. Softener is what kills technical knit, and it is the reason most tights stop wicking after a year.
Every order
One order pays for part of a school term.
We publish what the five percent adds up to and where it lands. It is a small number described precisely, rather than a large one described vaguely.
See the numbers