Sweden’s H&M Move drops autumn training collection with DryMove Tech

Keeping our energy for exercise high while the light gets low is a struggle for every runner, gym-goer, or trainer. H&M Move knows this and is releasing a collection to help us all keep our heart rates and spirits up this season.

H&M Move launches its autumn training collection to keep spirits high as days grow shorter.
The range includes tracksuits, tops, shorts, and tees with breathable knit designs and DryMove tech for moisture-wicking comfort.
Featuring bold off-white, blue, and burgundy tones, the collection blends style and function for gym-goers and active lifestyles.

Timeless classics get H&M Move’s trademarked technical approach in its Autumn training collection: a range of sports styles focused on meeting the needs of modern gym and exercise lifestyles at this transitional time of year. Built around a bold and masculine colour narrative of off-whites, blues, burgundies and more, the capsule features stand-out tracksuits, long-sleeved tops, shorts, and tees with breathability-enhancing holes integrated into their knit structures. What’s more, the brand’s own DryMove technology is featured throughout, offering exceptional comfort and moisture-wicking capabilities when the going gets tough on laps, routines, and machines alike.

“I’m really proud of this collection,” says Andreas Halden, Collection designer at H&M Move.

“We’ve taken timeless training staples and elevated them with bold design and our signature DryMove technology. The range is built to support movement in every form, whether you’re hitting the gym or simply staying active through the season. It’s functional, it’s stylish, it’s soft to the touch, and it’s designed to keep energy high even as the days grow darker.”

The collection for men will be available in selected H&M stores and online from 25th September.

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Fibre2Fashion News Desk (RM)