Drop 01 / Product Design Board
From pool deck to weight room to daily wear.
Drop 01 starts with real swim use, then stretches into training, recovery, and the hours around sport. The marks stay quiet so the athlete, silhouette, and setting carry the image.
Range architecture
Eight pieces, one boundaryless uniform.
Track Jacket
Pool-deck shell with a street-clean back option. Wear over tees, sweats, or post-training layers.
Track Pants
Loose deck-to-travel pant. The L4 mark stays low so the silhouette carries the attitude.
Sweat Top
Heavy warm-up and recovery fleece. The large lockup lives on the back, not across the chest.
Sweat Pants
Wide fleece pant for lifting days and off-hours. Numeric 4 keeps the swim origin quiet.
Short Sleeve Tee
Daily heavy layer with a quiet chest print and a long matte L4 rubber back-collar label.
Training Shorts
The bridge piece: deck short, weight-room short, everyday short.
Training Box Swim Brief
Real practice swimwear with streetwear restraint: no racing graphics, no teamwear noise.
Swim Cap
Practice-essential accessory that doubles as the smallest community marker.
Production notes
Signals, not slogans.
Front marks stay calm
Use chest, thigh, hip, cap front, or back neck. Let the garment feel wearable before it feels branded.
Back lockup carries image
`LANE FOUR / 1994 / ATHLETICS` belongs on sweat tops, selected jackets, hangtags, and editorial graphics.
Two ink systems
Dark ink on greige, off-white, and heather. White ink on black and charcoal. No accent color in Drop 01.
Swim stays real
The brief and cap must work in practice first. Their restraint is what lets the brand move outside the pool.