Comedian Kevin Hart, 42, talks about his latest athleisure collection and his evolving fitness routine.

“The cool thing about the Nineties collection—hold on a second,” says Hart, speaking from his Los Angeles home. His wife, Eniko, chimes in, pointing out the mess on the floor. There’s a bark in the background, and Hart reacts, “Jesus Christ. My dog just opened a quinoa packet.”

Hart is renowned for his humor and relentless energy, seen in his numerous movies and TV shows, comedy tours, and even his music career as “Chocolate Droppa.” His 2020 special, Zero Fcks Given*, was nominated for a Grammy, and his recent Netflix crime drаmа True Story broke streaming records. But today, he’s discussing the third edition of his signature Fabletics athleisure line, the Hart Collection, co-designed with his wife Eniko.

The Hart Collection features workout tops and bottoms for both mеn and womеn, along with lifestyle pieces like sweatpants and knit beanies. For someone as dedicated to fitness as Hart, this collaboration is a natural fit. He’s known for hosting group runs in cities he tours and mingling with professional athletes and Olympians. “I eat it, I breathe it, I sleep it,” he says, emphasizing the long-term commitment to his fitness journey.

The latest Hart Collection goes beyond simple workout gear in standard gray and black. This third installment has a retro vibe, with designs inspired by the 1990s and hip-hop icons like LL Cool J and Run DMC. The collection features bold colors, prominent seams, and pieces that make a statement. “We wantеd to pay homage to a time that was so memorable,” Hart explains, adding that the goal is to create surprising and comfortable pieces that people want to wear all day. He personally loves the hoodies in the collection, saying, “I can’t put them down.”

Collaborating with his wife on the collection has been a rewarding experience, despite the potential strеss of working closely together. “I love that we can bounce ideas off each other,” he says. “She’s been a great asset.”

As Hart maintains his fitness routine with workouts six or seven days a week, he has also shifted his focus to recovery and self-care. This includes massages, acupuncture, and better sleep. “At one point it was all about ‘go, go, go,’ but now it’s about how to make it last,” he reflects.

Hart acknowledges that with his busy schedule, it can be challenging to prioritize fitness, but he believes that it’s possible if you commit to it. “There’s time for everything you want to make time for,” he concludes. “It all starts with yourself.”