Satisfy Channels the Free-Spirited Runner in New "Children of the Trails" Collection
With stretchy river shirts, ripstop trail shorts, breathable muscle tees and more.
With each of its releases, Parisian running label Satisfy looks to change the perception of the sport with high-end products and performance-oriented technologies that “embody the culture of The High.” The imprint’s latest release, dubbed “Children of the Trails,” looks to quench the runner’s thirst with a lineup of thoughtful wares “for the free-spirited and roaming individual that dwells in each of us.”
The outdoor-ready range highlights Satisfy’s newest technological developments. The brand’s PeaceShell™ textile, an Italian, two-way stretch woven material that resists abrasian and UV rays with a softshell, composes river shirts and five-inch unlined shorts alike. Meanwhile, the label’s Rippy™ shell, a durable ripstop fabric made by an Italian manufacturer founded in 1893, provides the structure for trail shorts, and its Justice™ liner, a synthetic textile made by a French natural silk maker, prioritizes breathability on muscle tees and hydration vests.
Down the line, Satisfy introduces new seasonal illustrations and tones for its signature MothTech™ division, which utilizes body-mapped holes on washed cotton shirts for maximal ventilation while running. Rounding out the range, the imprint’s CloudMerino™ T-shirt employs the world’s thinnest wool for thermoregulation across a variety of environments.
Satisfy’s “Children of the Trails” collection will be released globally on March 29 via the brand’s webstore and retail partners. Take a look at the line in the campaign imagery, featuring Satisfy’s newly-signed pro-athlete Matt Lenehan in Joshua Tree, above.
