EVERYTHING PROOF

Our proprietary Filium® activated fabrics are water resistant while still remaining effortlessly breathable. Protecting you from anything that mother nature has to give, while remaining one of the comfiest fabrics on the planet.

Protection when you need it, stay light and cool when you don’t. Zenkai gear also dries 40% faster than synthetic fabrics so just take, shake, and hang.

See how Zenkai Performs Against Water, Wine, Mud, and all things in-between.

THE ONLY WORKOUT GEAR YOU SHOULD WEAR TWICE

Sweat itself is odorless, but it creates the environment that bacteria need to multiply and some of these bacteria produce odors. Filium® stops the growth of odor-causing bacteria so you can train more and wash less. Filium® does not interfere with perspiration or with the skin’s natural bacterial flora and it’s safe to use next to the skin.

Zenkai can be worn multiple times between each wash prolonging the life of our garments. We’ll go head to head with anyone who claims their anti-odor technology is better.

BACKED BY SCIENCE

At Zenkai we know what's best. Wicking sweat thru synthetic fabric only forces the body to accelerate sweating, a vicious cycle that dehydrates and diminishes energy production hurting an athletes overall performance. No fabric helps the body to regulate temperature better than bare skin, so we’ve engineered the next best thing.

Zenkai Apparel is designed to leave a tiny layer of sweat on the skin. Allowing your body to thermoregulate the way it was supposed to. So you can save your energy for the task at hand.

What no other activewear brand wants you to know about sweat.

NATURAL FABRIC WITH SUPERNATURAL POWERS

Our core technology is produced according to bluesign® standards using sustainable materials that are natural, breathable, and good for both your skin and the Earth. Zenkai does not use any nanoparticles or chemicals that can break down and leach into your skin or the environment. The whole process is eco-friendly and safe for people and the planet.

And unlike synthetic fabrics like polyester, it won't sit in a landfill for the next 100 years when you're through with it.

How's that for a new take on green?