In honour of Black History Month in North America, we have created an epic new apparel collection inspired by the vitality and power of the global Black community.

Our instructors have partnered with four talented artists to bring you four unique collaborations that tell each of their stories. Stories about strength, community, authenticity, diversity, adversity and so much more.

From Lagos to California, Black art, music and culture is as rich as it is vibrant. By bringing the power of Black self expression to our community, we’ll shine a light on its soul, influence and creativity.

We know you’ve felt it … the energy that overflows when you take a Caribbean ride or the electricity in a dancehall class. It’s that invisible force that Monica was enamored with when talking to Ally Love and Hannah Frankson. These pieces are a vibrant representation of the beauty that is created when people from varying Black cultures come together to move as one.

As a Black person, there's something divine about seeing someone who looks like you in a position of power. It brings you a sense of belonging and pride. When Sanford linked up with Alex Toussaint and Chase Tucker, he couldn't help but be inspired by their aura and shared values. Empowered by their conversation, he created God and Goddess that not only embodied Black representation at Peloton, but also the power, beauty, strength and wisdom within the Black community.

They say you have to know where you’re coming from to get where you’re going. That’s why Temi, Jess Sims and Chelsea Jackson Roberts wanted to capture the power of education within the Black community. The vibrant history of the Black diaspora is woven into every inch of these pieces. Using the sankofa, fist and headwrap, Temi intertwines the traditions of passing down knowledge, finding your strength and embracing your zeal.