Jackets and Hoodies

Before . Cold-morning warmups

The layer that gets to the corral.

Forty-six degrees, low sun, ninety minutes to the gun. The jacket has to keep the shoulders warm without trapping the runner once the pace lifts — and it has to come off in one motion at the bag drop.

During · Mile 16, the wind picks up

A wind-cut shell that doesn't fight the runner.

Articulated elbows, dropped tail, side vents that open without flapping. Engineered for race-pace movement, not just for standing on the start line.

After · Beer tent, family hug, flight home

The jacket they pull out for every cold morning after.

A jacket the runner reaches for in October, on every airport layover, three races later. That's the loyalty a one-off tee can't earn.

Construction

Engineered for the wind that wasn't in the forecast.

Fabric

Moisture-Wicking Performance Fabrics

Heat Transfer, Sublimation, Screen Print, Embroidery

Fit

Athletic & Unisex Fits

Sizes

Youth to 5XL

MOQ

Starting from 1000 Pieces

Lead time

6–8 Weeks Production

Quality

Race-Tested Construction

Features

Details a runner will actually use.

Storm flap

Internal storm flap behind a YKK reverse coil zipper.

Side vents

Mesh-backed pit vents that open without flapping.

Bib pocket

Forearm pocket sized for a folded bib and a key.

Sponsor panels

Engineered into the chest and back, not stuck on top.

Reflective tape

3M Scotchlite at cuffs and rear hem, low-profile.

Articulated elbows

Cut for stride, not for standing still.

Cinch hem

Single-pull adjustable hem from the inside pocket.

Packable

Folds into its own back pocket, fits a bag-drop bin.

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