80% matchHÉROS
Minimal seasonless activewear with the same gym-to-street cut
What changes: Quieter, logo-free palette; no graphic tees
Brand profile
Copenhagen activewear label founded in 2019, making gym-to-street sports bras, shorts, leggings and hoodies, now creative-directed by (di)vision's Simon Wick.

The range is gym-to-street rather than performance kit: joggers, jogger suits, cropped hoodies, windbreakers and graphic tees alongside sports bras, leggings and bike shorts.
The look is consistent across the line — colour-blocked tonal panels and large logo lettering, sitting between minimalist Scandinavian sportswear and streetwear.
Founded in 2019 by Malkit Singh and Anders Degn, the label now has Simon Wick of Danish brand (di)vision as creative director, pushing it further toward fashion.
Overall fit
slightly large
Shoppers generally report that the brand's gym-to-street pieces run a touch roomy and relaxed, with tops in particular reading oversized, while stretch bottoms sit closer to true to size.
Tip: Take your usual size for the intended oversized look, and consider sizing down one if you want tops to sit closer to the body.
Low confidence · based on 4 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | runs large | oversized with dropped shoulders and a wide body | Size down one if you prefer a regular fit, as the cut is designed to be roomy. |
| Jackets | slightly large | loose windbreaker and track-jacket shapes cut for layering | Take your usual size unless you want a trimmer outline, in which case size down. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | slightly large | boxy, relaxed streetwear cut with dropped shoulders on many styles | Stick with your normal size for the intended loose look, or size down for a standard fit. |
| Trousers & pants | true to size | relaxed joggers and athletic track pants, with more fitted stretch leggings and shorts | Order your usual size; the elasticated waists give some flexibility either way. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
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7 DAYS Active fits slightly large. Take your usual size for the intended oversized look, and consider sizing down one if you want tops to sit closer to the body. Shoppers generally report that the brand's gym-to-street pieces run a touch roomy and relaxed, with tops in particular reading oversized, while stretch bottoms sit closer to true to size.
Shoppers generally report that the brand's gym-to-street pieces run a touch roomy and relaxed, with tops in particular reading oversized, while stretch bottoms sit closer to true to size. Overall shape: relaxed, streetwear-leaning silhouettes with roomy tops and a slimmer, more athletic cut on leggings and technical bottoms.
7 DAYS Active hoodies & sweatshirts runs large. Size down one if you prefer a regular fit, as the cut is designed to be roomy. Shape: oversized with dropped shoulders and a wide body.
7 DAYS Active jackets fits slightly large. Take your usual size unless you want a trimmer outline, in which case size down. Shape: loose windbreaker and track-jacket shapes cut for layering.
7 DAYS Active t-shirts & graphic tees fits slightly large. Stick with your normal size for the intended loose look, or size down for a standard fit. Shape: boxy, relaxed streetwear cut with dropped shoulders on many styles.
7 DAYS Active is a Copenhagen activewear and lifestyle label founded in 2019 by Malkit Singh and Anders Degn, designing gym-to-street clothing rather than performance-only kit. The range covers sports bras, bike and dual-toned running shorts, leggings, cropped hoodies, jogger suits, windbreakers and graphic tees, typically in tonal colour-blocking with oversized logo type. It sells direct plus through SSENSE and Boozt. Simon Wick, founder of Danish label (di)vision, has taken over as creative director, steering the brand in a more fashion-led direction.