SkyMove
A training-gear brand drawn from one sign: two brackets at 45 degrees that look as if they are already moving.
- Client
- SkyMove
- Service
- Rebrand, the whole brand
- Year
- 2026
01The brief
SkyMove sells what people train with every day: dumbbells, kettlebells, mats, bands, bottles and baselayers.
They came to us for a rebrand: to give home and gym gear the confidence of the best sportswear, and to make every piece of it known at a glance, across a street or a gym floor.

02The idea
Movement, held still. The S is two brackets set at 45 degrees, always about to slide past each other.
That one angle sets everything else: the speed lines, the icons, the pattern, the way the mark folds over the corner of a box.






The mark as a window
03The system
Six colours led by lime, which does the shouting; black does the rest.
Remora Sans W5 sets the headlines in capitals, Montserrat carries everything else. A pattern and 26 icons are drawn on the grid of the mark: 4-pixel lines, corners cut at 45 degrees.






Photography: people mid-move, in black and lime





04Digital
The store is built from the same system: the S as a window onto the hero, lime for every action, the icons in the menu and on every product.
Around it, an app icon that reads at 60 pixels, a feed that moves between motion, product and one bold line, and stories made for the thumb.
The store




Made for the thumb, page by page










The store on a phone, screen by screen






Stories

One angle, from the mark to the box it ships in.
05On every product
Black stock with lime edges for print. On the packs, lime and black, a giant mark folded over the corners, and nothing a buyer does not need.
On what people wear the mark goes small; on what they carry it goes large.



The brand book

The range








06Out in the world
A gym, a pop-up, a bus stop, a subway passage and a corner screen at night.
The line is said once, big, in the letters of the logo.






- Client
- SkyMove
- Design
- Uyáva Studio
- Typefaces
- Remora Sans W5 by G-Type
Montserrat by Julieta Ulanovsky - Year
- 2026