What Are We Buying Today: ‘The Comfort Zone’ activewear, balancing functionality and aesthetics

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Updated 26 June 2025
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What Are We Buying Today: ‘The Comfort Zone’ activewear, balancing functionality and aesthetics

For those of us who are allergic to polyester, finding suitable activewear can be a real challenge. Fortunately, The Comfort Zone offers an impressive range of activewear made from nylon and breathable fabrics. This Saudi brand is a breath of fresh air for anyone seeking comfort without compromising on style. 

One of its standout products is the compression set, which features a breathable fabric that not only feels soft against the skin but also provides a flattering fit. The way it tightens and supports the body is truly remarkable, making you look good while feeling comfortable during workouts. The Comfort Zone has perfected the balance between functionality and aesthetics, which is often hard to find in activewear. 

In addition to its compression sets, the brand offers stylish activewear jackets in vibrant colors to elevate any workout outfit. These jackets are perfect for layering and add a pop of color to your gym wear.  

For those warm summer days, The Comfort Zone has a delightful collection of summer dresses made from 100 percent cotton. These are not only chic but also practical, keeping you cool and comfortable. 

What sets The Comfort Zone apart is its commitment to avoiding polyester in its designs. The brand takes great pride in this policy, aiming to create activewear that is not only functional but also health conscious. Nylon is a fantastic alternative; it is a cold fabric that absorbs sweat well and allows for maximum breathability, making it ideal for active lifestyles.

The product line is diverse and reasonably priced: For SR160 ($43) you can purchase unique lab coats and 100 percent cotton scrubs, perfect for those in professional settings. The range also includes shorts; wide, comfortable sport pants; and yoga and pilates pants, catering to various fitness needs. 

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Highlights from Saher Nassar’s ‘Chronicles from the Storm’ exhibition in Dubai

Updated 27 February 2026
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Highlights from Saher Nassar’s ‘Chronicles from the Storm’ exhibition in Dubai

DUBAI: Here are three highlights from Saher Nassar’s ‘Chronicles from the Storm,’ which runs until March 18 at Zawyeh Gallery in Dubai.

‘Chronicles No. 1’

In his latest solo exhibition, the Palestinian artist “reimagines events that push past emotional capacity toward moral exhaustion, questioning the ethical certainty of the human spirit when faced with immense suffering,” according to the show catalogue, with works that “contemplate the devaluation of hope as a fundamental factor of human survival, sometimes revealed as currency for escape, sometimes seen in people resorting to their primal instincts to endure.”

‘Chronicles No. 8’

“Drawing from both personal and collective experiences, the exhibition unfolds as a layered reflection on how repeated trauma reshapes perception, belief, and the instinct to survive,” a press release for the show states. “Nasser translates lived realities into visual studies that move beyond immediate reaction. Rather than seeking resolution or catharsis, the works dwell in a state of moral exhaustion.”

‘Chronicles No. 3’

In “Chronicles from the Storm,” the UAE-based multidisciplinary artist is not attempting to offer answers, the press release suggests; rather, he is “bearing witness” and “inviting viewers to sit with unresolved questions and the uneasy persistence of the human spirit in the aftermath of the storm.” The works on show “carry a restrained intensity, resisting spectacle in favor of contemplation,” the release continues.