Behind the seams
We knit compression panels into the fabric instead of cutting shaping in afterwards, and this site is where the whole range sits in one place.
Why the knit came first
Most shaping in activewear is a cut-and-sew job: panels of different fabric, joined with seams that then have to be flat enough to sit against skin. We went the other way and put the shaping into the knit itself. The zones you can feel on the thigh and the seat are raised loops, knitted denser than the fabric around them, so they draw the surface in along the line they follow.
That decision set the rest of the range. Because the shaping lives in the fabric, the same block works long and cut short, which is why the leggings and the shorts share a waistband rather than each having their own.
What this site is
A catalog of every colorway we make, 109 of them across 11 cuts, with the prices and ratings we read on October 17, 2026. Each color is listed separately because that is how the range is sold, and putting them all on one page keeps you from hunting through a swatch picker for a shade that turns out to be sold in one size.
We write the pages and we knit the goods. There is no cart on this site and no packing bench behind it: a button opens the listing for that colorway, and the order is settled there.
Where we are
Letters reach us at 215 East Foothills Parkway, Suite 140, Fort Collins, CO 80525. That address is a desk, not a shop. There is nothing there to try on, no counter to stand at, and no parcels move through it in either direction.
Back to the knit
109 colorways, Small to 3X-Large, one fabric behind all of them.