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Winter running rarely stays picturesque for long. There are wet pavements, muddy shortcuts and the familiar negotiation over how many layers to wear. Acid Running’s new Endless Trails AW26 collection takes that everyday setting and gives it a darker, more expressive wardrobe.
Released on November 6, the collection moves between urban running and rural trails, pairing technical layers with muted colours and tonal graphics. It is an approach that feels closer to an independent clothing label than conventional race-day kit.
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Layers for the miles between
The new men’s Running Gilet is one of the more practical additions. Acid describes a windproof, water-resistant outer with a sweat-wicking thermal lining, rear mesh ventilation and several storage pockets. At £120, it offers an alternative to a full jacket when conditions call for warmth through the body without covering the arms.
The Endless Trails long sleeves take a quieter approach. Tonal artwork sits against colours including Bone, Graphite and Iced Pink, allowing the graphics to emerge through texture and contrast rather than oversized branding. The men’s Bone version combines recycled polyester, cotton and elastane in a relaxed silhouette, priced at £75.
Womenswear gets its own shape
The women’s range deserves equal attention. The Endless Trails Long Sleeve in Iced Pink, also £75, uses a relaxed, hip-length cut with tonal printing. Its pale colour provides a softer counterpoint to the collection’s darker layers without losing the slightly unconventional visual identity.
Alongside it, the Ruched Base Layer, listed at £85 in Black and Violet Ash, introduces a more fitted silhouette. Lightweight running jackets and Midnight Ink leggings complete the women’s new-arrivals selection, giving the range options beyond simply reproducing the men’s styling.
Endless Trails works best as a wardrobe for ordinary winter mileage: the route that starts outside your front door, crosses a park and follows a muddy path before returning to the street. Its appeal is in making those familiar runs feel a little more personal.
Explore the collection at Acid Running.
