Lululemon and Saul Nash Break a Sweat in "SLNSH"
Designed to go beyond the gym.
Though Lululemon is known for technical apparel, this collaboration with British designer Saul Nash pushes activewear into a new territory. Unveiled at this season’s London Fashion Week, “SLNSH” is a fusion of movement, versatility and transformation — designed to go far beyond the gym.
The Fashion East designer, known for blending performance with fluid design, approaches sportswear with a fresh perspective. “SLNSH” draws inspiration from the energy of spring and the concept of metamorphosis. At its core, the collection revolves around four defining elements: hybridity, modularity, transformation and the balance of reveal and conceal. Whether it’s a top, shorts, skirt, or leggings, every piece embodies these principles, making functionality and style inseparable.
“Saul has an innate understanding of our DNA, taking our technical fabrics and construction methods into his world to produce a collection that stands at the crossroads of performance and style,” says Jonathan Cheung, Creative Director of Lululemon.
One standout look that we love is the Mesh Cross-Front Cropped Tank Top — a breathable mesh design with a built-in Everlux shelf liner for added coverage. Reflective “SLNSH” and Lululemon logos on the back add a sleek touch. This piece, while paired with the Ballet Wrap Skirt, embodies elegance without sacrificing sport-readiness.
For Nash, this partnership creates an opportunity for innovation. “The rigorous testing that Lululemon goes through is at another level. It opens doors because it’s not something I would be able to do in my own range,” he explains. “This collection has given me access to materials that I’d never be able to work with.”
“SLNSH” is available for purchase on Lululemon’s official website.
Click the gallery to get a glimpse of the pieces.
For more activewear drops, read about STAUD’s new sportswear line.
