How We Started
Superhera began during my time as a college soccer player at Georgetown University.
I was addicted to perfectionism and control, that turned into depression and eating disorders.
My restrictive sportswear, not made for my athletic body, confirmed the unworthiness I felt inside.
My performance and my health, struggled significantly.
I built SPRHRA (Superhera) to give every female athlete the Freedom to Perform in her sportswear.
So that no female athlete would ever feel restricted by her sportswear again.
And that she, would have a direct impact on the clothes she wore, to enhance her performance and health.
Built to Fit, Uniquely
In 2021, I wrote Becoming a Superhero, to understand the keys to self-connection and how to use our superpowers — our
uniqueness — for good.
I analyzed the lives of the most successful women in the world — CEOs, Hall of Fame Coaches, and Gold Medalists.
To unlock our true Freedom, we have to build a life that is fit
for us.
This starts with how we feel in our bodies.
When female athletes feel good in their sportswear, it unlocks Freedom everywhere.
Our Gear
Built for the high demands or your sport, the harsh outdoor elements, and endless tournament weekends. Our dear not only keeps its stretch, but remains so soft, you could fall asleep in it. Workout after workout, wash after wash.
The graphene woven into it:
- is anti-bacterial
- absorbs infrared rays (the good kind) from the sun to help speed
up your muscle recovery - helps regulate your body temperature
- and wards off mosquitoes
Superhera sportswear is made from sustainable materials by select partners who share our values.
Every piece is born in our LA facility, where we know every hand involved. So, when you ask who made your clothes, we've got the answers.
Superheras within Superhera
Behind every piece of your gear, there's a team of people who are
as passionate about crafting it as you are about your sport.
Sure, the big names spend millions on R&D, but something's still off with women's sportswear.
You know the old way of doing things? Shrink men's designs and
call it 'women's'. We ditched that playbook.
Instead, we collaborate with a skilled, tight-knit production crew in
Los Angeles who are awesome at what they do, enjoy the process,
and are committed to making sure you love and feel confident in
what you play in.
