Stop negotiating with the carriage.

Hex grip exactly where your legs meet the reformer.

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Concept render: a woman in hot pink MOVE MYNX REPEAT grip leggings — reformer Pilates activewear — walking into a Pilates studio, mat bag over her shoulder
Twelve colorways · You pick the first four

The Reformer Legging

High-rise, squat-proof, with tone-on-tone hex grip at the calf, thigh, low back, and ankle. Tap the color you'd actually wear.

Charcoal · Reformer-ready
Illustration · Not a photograph of a finished garment
The part your teacher will notice

Every zone, mapped to the repertoire.

Three placements, one job: keep you locked to the carriage without a single re-grip — from short spine to teaser to feet-in-straps.

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Concept render: a woman holding a teaser position on a reformer, wearing charcoal MOVE MYNX REPEAT activewear leggings with hex grip zones on the calves, thighs, and ankles
Teaser · Full hex grip engaged

Zone map

Calf, outer-thigh, low-back, and ankle placement, mapped from instructor feedback across the classical reformer repertoire.

Tone on tone

Grip lands in a deeper shade of your legging's own color. It reads as texture, not decoration — your palette stays pure.

Spec, not vibes

Hex pitch, height, and coverage are being dimensioned on the bench before a single meter of fabric is cut — then wash-cycle tested on factory samples. We'll publish the numbers when we have them.

For pattern people · No rules

Wild Child

Some days a solid just won't do it. You want lemon slices on hot pink and a teaser series you can actually hold. Drop 001 is on the board, not on a shelf — it gets made if enough of you want it, and it only gets made once.

DROP 001 · IN DEVELOPMENT · HOT PINK #E8397E / LEMON #FFE64D · CLEAR GRIP
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Concept render: MOVE MYNX REPEAT branded kraft box with charcoal and hot pink grip leggings folded in a molded paper tray — packaging design in development
No smoke, no mirrors

Here's exactly where we are.

Two people, one legging, no warehouse. Every image on this page is a concept render — the garment doesn't exist yet, and we'd rather tell you that than fake a photoshoot. This is the honest state of play.

  • DoneGrip zone mapCalf, outer thigh, low back, and ankle placement drawn from instructor feedback.
  • NowHex geometry on the benchDimensioning pitch, height, and coverage so the factory quotes numbers, not adjectives.
  • NextFactory sampleQuotes out to seamless knit partners. The first sample gets photographed exactly as it arrives — flaws included.
  • ThenFit & wash testingOn real bodies, on real reformers, through real laundry.
  • LaunchPre-orders openOnly once there's a garment we'd wear to class ourselves. Waitlist goes first.
In the studio, not yet on the shelf

Vote with your waitlist spot.

These get made when enough of you raise a hand. No inventory guessing — just what you actually want.

Most requested

The Everyday

Same hex grip, no color decision required. One neutral shade, every day.

Concept

The Catsuit

Full-length with gripped feet. One piece, zero adjusting, teaser-proof.

Concept

Fleece-Lined

Winterized, same grip zones, warm walk to the studio.

Exploring

Merino

Natural fiber, temperature-regulating, quietly luxurious. Tell us if it's worth it.