7 Days Active

November 15, 2019

Copenhagen-based activewear brand, 7 Days Active recently released its first collection. Built for those who rise and grind, the drop covers all of the essentials from cycling shorts to windbreakers—but don’t get it twisted, this is not your mother’s workout gear.

Dual-toned running shorts, cropped hoodies, and graphics tees all make an appearance in just about every color of the rainbow in the newly-released collection. Think: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air completing the Tour de France.

So whether you’re sweating it out in the gym, or kicking it at home, you can now look good while you’re doing it. Eager to see what the hype is all about? Shop the latest 7 Days drop here and take a look on how dress it up below.

Text by Caroline Brown
Media courtesy of 7 Days Active

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Powder Dyed Design by Pharrell

The collection will be out on pre-release on March 2nd and general release on March 16th.

Photos courtesy of adidas

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U.P.W.W. x Office Sport

February 22, 2018

Utility Pro, established in 1995, develops high visibility safety apparel— the durable garments designed as the dresscode for construction companies across the United States. The U.P.W.W. Research division, debuted during Fall/Winter 2017, is dedicated to taking that one step further— focusing on the overlap between classic workwear and current streetwear styles.

This season, for their Collaboration Module, U.P.W.W. has chosen to team up with Office Sport— a supplement to Office Magazine, first released with the Spring 2017 issue. The exclusive four-piece capsule collection includes a coaches jacket, shorts, and both a short and long-sleeved athletic shirt.

The monochromatic white collection is adorned with reflective logos and reflective taping details that mimic the Utility Pro hi-vis construction garment taping. The collection is available today, through office webshop.