Autumn changes the light, the air, the rhythm of the day. For athletes, it marks the shift back into routine, into discipline, into pushing the body further than before. That shift is the foundation of Elemental Flow, Anthrax’s newest limited-run collection.

The collection’s tie-dye designs are drawn from what we see in the world around us: skies washed in late sunsets, deep forest shades, and the sharp contrasts of mountain ridges. These patterns are not decoration — they are movement captured in fabric, each piece carrying the mood of the season.

The fabrics are light, breathable, quick-drying, and elastic. Shorts, shirts, compression pieces, and jackets adapt to the body without weighing it down. The fit is close enough to feel natural, yet engineered to handle the strain of high-intensity training. When you run, lift, or push through intervals, the gear doesn’t fight you — it moves with you.

For the first time, Anthrax introduces running shorts into its line. Designed with a low asymmetric cut, side slits for freedom of stride, and a mesh inner liner, they are built to disappear once you start moving. A small zippered pocket keeps essentials out of the way. It’s a piece that does its job so you can focus on yours.

Elemental Flow follows Anthrax’s path of producing performance-driven, limited-run collections that are manufactured on demand. Each drop is tied to the training calendar, giving athletes what they need, when they need it — without excess. A small selection of t-shirts will also allow personalization with name and country flag, for those who want to carry their identity onto the track, the road, or the gym floor.

The first release is only the beginning. New items from the Elemental Flow line will continue to launch throughout the autumn, expanding the range with fresh options as training builds and the season shifts.

The collection covers the full range: t-shirts, windstoppers, shorts, compression wear, fleece, and heavier jackets. It’s designed to support athletes across disciplines — from track and field, to long-distance running, to strength training.

This isn’t about changing who you are. It’s about building on the season ahead with gear that works as part of your body. That’s the idea behind Elemental Flow.