Satisfy and Oakley return with Chapter VIII of "Equipment for our world." This new installment focuses on two eyewear silhouettes from opposite ends of Oakley's design history, accompanied by an apparel collection built around a shared signature: precision ventilation, designed to enhance clarity and airflow as intensity increases. Two relics resurface—one from the past, the other projected into the future—both reinterpreted through the lens of Satisfy.

The chapter begins with the Scar model, which breathes new life into Oakley's first multi-material frame. Introduced in 2001 and born from the Jacket and X-Metalfamilies, it made history with its sculptural curves and wrap-around silhouette. Satisfy reinterprets it in Falcon and X-Silver Metalcolorways, featuring an O Matter structure paired with a metal hinge, and exclusive Prizm lenses with vents to sharpen contrast.

In parallel, the Suture Jacket model takes the opposite approach. Wrap-around and sculptural, the silhouette maintains its shape through its form rather than its materials, held in place by Unobtainium nose pads that increase grip with perspiration. Available in Smoke Grey and Transparent Yellow, it is equipped with ventilated black Prizm lenses. The two models evolve in tandem: one refines vision through its geometry, the other through its construction. The apparel collection extends this ventilation signature across three pieces: an AuraLite long-sleeve t-shirt with laser-cut perforations, an AmbientWarp trail cap in Cordura with a ventilated crown, and a SoftCell bandana with a metallic silver finish that reflects sunlight.

The collection will launch globally on October 13th at satisfyrunning.com and oakley.com, at Satisfy Supply in Paris and at select boutiques Oakley.

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