THE ONE WHO HOLDS — Holding your position when the balance of power no longer justifies it.
Léonidas, Sparta — Thermopylae, 480 BC. In August 480 BC, Léonidas commanded the Greek rearguard at the pass of Thermopylae. He held for three days with a greatly reduced force, then sent the bulk of the troops away and remained with his last men. The position fell, but the delay allowed the Greek fleet to reorganise.
This is the situation carried by the Léonidas capsule from the CULTURE OF WAR collection: not a tribute, but a mirror. The piece bears the inscription “MORITVRI TE SALVTANT”, the capsule's motto.
Short-cut fight shorts with full black sublimation print, patterned side panels and a portrait on the back. Quick-drying 125 g/m² technical fabric made from 97% polyester and 3% elastane. Flat elastic waistband with internal drawcord, reinforced crotch seams and side slits for unrestricted leg movement. No pockets, zips or metal components. Suitable for no-gi and grappling. Men’s cut, sizes S to 2XL.
Source for the historical account: Herodotus, Histories, Book VII.
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