PANGAIA reimagines the tracksuit with a community of stylists

The tracksuit has always been a cultural chameleon — think slipping from football terraces to fashion week front rows, from rave dancefloors to TikTok feeds. For Fall 2025, PANGAIA leans into that history of shape-shifting and asks three stylists to push it even further.

The campaign, titled PANGAIA: REIMAGINED, hands over the brand’s most recognisable piece to Anders Sølvsten Thomsen, Harry Lambert, and Jeanie Annan-Lewin. Each approaches the tracksuit like it’s raw material: not finished, not fixed, but ready to be remade.

Thomsen goes heavy on colour with saturated tones and geometric layers that turn the look into something almost sculptural. Lambert grounds things in earthy hues, throwing in sharp shirts and polished shoes to prove a tracksuit can live beyond the casual. Annan-Lewin, meanwhile, makes movement the focus, pushing the body and the clothes into graphic, cinematic shapes.

Shot by Rory Van Millingen, the visuals are less about glossy perfection and more about what happens when different creative voices collide. It’s three interpretations, three moods, all tied together by one garment that refuses to sit still.

That collective spirit sits at the core of PANGAIA’s philosophy. Since launching in 2019, the brand has built itself around community and collaboration – whether it’s material innovation with scientists or cultural storytelling with stylists. This campaign doubles down on that ethos, using the tracksuit as a reminder that style is never singular. It’s made, unmade, and remade through people, culture, and time.

In other words: the tracksuit isn’t just back for Fall 2025, it just keeps evolving with the communities that wear it.