Superdry’s new line of high performance AW16 Sport collection is cool, comfortable, and on top of your game.
The new line of clothing are breathable, flattering, and features the hottest colour trends, assure a stylish look with professional performance.
Key colours across the men’s collection include bursts of cobalt blue against a base palette of solid black and charcoal, and signature branded detail has been embedded throughout the versatile collection. Hero items include running shorts, funnel neck tops, moisture wicking vests and zip-tech gym hoodies.
The Tech Gym Bomber in grit grey and black offers men a stylish twist for a modern workout wardrobe. As with every Superdry collection, impeccable attention to detail has been incorporated throughout. Reflective stitch detail, gloss print graphics, super soft touch fabrics and secure branded zip pockets give a slick sport-tech feel to the high-performance range.
Moisture wicking fabrics have been used to ensure fitness fans stay cool while working out, and brushed fleece lining with high visibility branding has been incorporated across the line to provide warmth and safety when active outdoors. Quality is, as ever, central to every piece within the collection.
For women, hero prints including water wave graphics and subtle blush pink carno inject texture into the collection, alongside python skin patterned sports bras, trainers and kit bags. The Gym Funnel Shell Hood is a perfect layering piece for running, with reflective branding for stylish visibility.
Leggings and Capris featuring specialist emboss prints give a cool, unique brand statement to gym bag essentials, whilst the Scuba Zip Sports Bra offers a slick update to a classic shape.
With the women’s range now into its third season, and men’s into its second, Superdry Sport is fast establishing itself as the go-to destination for fashionable fitness lovers.
Superdry is available in Malaysia at Pavilion KL, Mid Valley Megamall, Sunway Pyramid, and Gurney Plaza, Penang. More info at http://www.superdry.com/.
