I'm building an ABF training collection — gear I'd actually wear to coach in, made by a vendor I've vetted myself. It isn't ready, and I'd rather tell you that than sell you something I haven't held.
Not a logo slapped on blank stock. A small, seamless training collection I can stand behind, sized and cut for people who train hard and sweat through things.
A tight lineup rather than a catalog — the pieces people actually train in. Better to make a handful of things well than twenty things adequately.
Every piece gets trained in — squatted, sweated through, washed a dozen times — before it goes near a cart. If it pills, rides up or goes see-through, it doesn't ship.
Cut for real bodies mid-transformation, not for a size-two mannequin. The whole point of ABF is meeting people where they are.
The look is settled — the same restraint as everything else with my name on it.
Found a manufacturer whose seamless work holds up. Samples requested.
This is the slow part, and the part I refuse to rush. Fit, fabric weight, and how it survives a real training week.
Real photos on real people. No stock imagery, no borrowed shots.
Limited run to start. People on the list hear before anyone else.
Get on the list. You'll hear when samples land, when sizing opens, and when the first drop goes live — before it's public. No spam, and nothing to pay.
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