Space‑O T-Shirt

Satisfy was founded in Paris in 2015 by Brice Partouche — a French designer whose previous label April77 put denim on the map in the mid-2000s, and who came to running through an altered-state effort at Bois de Vincennes in June 2014. Built dual between Paris and Los Angeles, Satisfy rejects the metrics-and-optimization dialect of mainstream running in favour of what it calls unlocking the High: every fabric, every cut, every graphic engineered to get nothing between the runner and the altered state. Possessed Magazine, a Running Cult Member customer base, art-school cotton treatments and technical fabrics named like ritual tools. No rules. No judgement on speed or distance. Chase the High.

Space-O™ is Satisfy's race-day material — a perforated micro-jersey laser-punched with thousands of tiny holes (they call it punch-out). Seventy-five grams on the Singlet, four S-Pins sewn in for your bib, a bonded-seam construction so nothing scratches at mile 20. Engineered cool-to-touch, stretched to follow every stride. This is what you wear when the weather is cruel and the High is non-negotiable. The Space-O™ T-Shirt extends the perforated race fabric into a short-sleeve silhouette — training-weight airflow on the Space-O platform.