Saul Nash is closing out his lululemon partnership. The London designer's Summer 2026 drop is the fifth under the SLNSH banner, and the last, ending a collaboration that has paired his choreographer's eye for movement with the brand's technical fabrics since the start.
He built the farewell around a holiday in the South of France. Where earlier drops answered to the city, this one moves at the pace of a long day on the sand, colored in warm yellows and the blues of open water, with prints that chase the light across the fabric.
The shapes borrow from the sea as much as the palette does. Wetsuits inform the cut, close to the body and streamlined, with mesh panels opening things up where the heat collects. It's clothing designed to train in and worn like fashion, the divide never quite settled, which has been the point of SLNSH all along.
