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Equinox and Saul Nash combine movement and style in a new capsule


EQUINOX, the cutting-edge fitness brand, has teamed up with the innovative British designer, movement director, and choreographer Saul Nash to create a trailblazing capsule collection that unites style and action in a truly unique way. The collection, which includes 8 unique pieces, has been designed with the liberation of movement in mind, allowing individuals to feel free and comfortable while they exercise.

Nash, known for his innovative approach to movement and choreography, has worked closely with Equinox to create a collection that reflects the brand’s core principles around fitness. The result is a range of garments that are both functional and fashionable, blending performance fabrics with contemporary design.

The collection includes a range of items, from the Rib Detail Vest to the Hybrid Ventilation Shorts are all designed to provide maximum comfort and functionality during exercise. The pieces are available in black and grey and feature unique details such as laser-cut pants and a gradient jacket.

Speaking about the collaboration, Saul Nash shared, “Equinox is renowned for their forward-thinking approach to fitness, so it has been a real pleasure to partner with them on numerous levels to be able to explore the synergies which unite both the Saul Nash world with the Equinox brand.”

by Zlata Kryudor 

The collection will be available to shop at Equinox from Wednesday, 22nd March.

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