Maintaining our energy for the high exercise while the light is lowered is a fight for each corridor, gym assistant or coach. H&M Move knows it and is launching a collection to help us all to keep our heart frequencies and spirits this season.
H&M Move launches its autumn training collection to maintain high spirits as the days become shorter. The range includes tracksuits, tops, shorts and t -shirts with breathable point designs and drymove technology for humidity absorption comfort. With bold and white, blue and burgundy tones, the collection combines style and function for gym attendees and active lifestyles.
The timeless classics obtain the registered technical approach of H&M Move in their autumn training collection: a variety of sports styles focused on satisfying the needs of the modern gym and the lifestyle styles of exercise at this time of transition of the year. Built around a bold and masculine narrative of whites, blue, bourgeois and more, the capsule presents outstanding clues, long -sleeved tops, shorts and t -shirts with holes that improve the breathability integrated into their point structures. In addition, the brand's own drymove technology appears at all times, offering exceptional comfort and humidity capabilities when things get difficult in turns, routines and machines equally.
“I'm really proud of this collection,” he says Andreas Halden, collection designer at H&M Move.
“We have taken basic foods of timeless training and raise them with a bold design and our Drymove Signature technology. The range is built to support the movement in all forms, whether it is reaching the gym or simply staying active during the season. It is functional, it is elegant, it is soft for the touch and is designed to maintain high energy even as the days become darker.”
The Men's collection will be available in selected H&M stores and online starting on September 25.
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