I think Satisfy is for those who value ethically made products that are created in small batches out of the best fabrics. I own a few pieces and you just can't compare them to mass produced running clothing. It's an entirely different category.
@BrokenandCoastal I have 1 auralite tshirt and 2 moth tech tshirts, and to be honest, the fabrics were ok. 3 tshirts costing nearly 600SGD just doesn't justify. Idk if only that fabric line, maybe other ones are far better? In terms of drying and cooling performance in hot weather, as in not sticking to the sweaty skin, light weight, and breathability, to me, it doesn't surpass my 39sgd tshirts from Muji.
@@BrokenandCoastal i mean, just as the market sees it, it's a luxury brand in running sports, which is something new that other brands haven't tried (specifically in running). Kinda reminds me Roa in hiking category. Gotta admit, they are both aesthecally pleasing and but I still think you are paying for their brand marketing (that was done very well to build the positive and luxury image today).
@@sj4473 Yeah I agree with you. Defnitely paying a premium for the brand. I think the only way we'd see prices come down is if they ordered in more volume. I definitely relate to their positioning as a brand.
Why doesn’t it fit u?
I am short and stalky so the S/M did not fit.
$400!! Hella no!!!
Not worth it. Satisfy is for those who runs but also want to show off that they are wearing expensive brand.
I think Satisfy is for those who value ethically made products that are created in small batches out of the best fabrics. I own a few pieces and you just can't compare them to mass produced running clothing. It's an entirely different category.
@BrokenandCoastal I have 1 auralite tshirt and 2 moth tech tshirts, and to be honest, the fabrics were ok. 3 tshirts costing nearly 600SGD just doesn't justify. Idk if only that fabric line, maybe other ones are far better? In terms of drying and cooling performance in hot weather, as in not sticking to the sweaty skin, light weight, and breathability, to me, it doesn't surpass my 39sgd tshirts from Muji.
@@BrokenandCoastal i mean, just as the market sees it, it's a luxury brand in running sports, which is something new that other brands haven't tried (specifically in running). Kinda reminds me Roa in hiking category. Gotta admit, they are both aesthecally pleasing and but I still think you are paying for their brand marketing (that was done very well to build the positive and luxury image today).
@@sj4473 Yeah I agree with you. Defnitely paying a premium for the brand. I think the only way we'd see prices come down is if they ordered in more volume. I definitely relate to their positioning as a brand.