Gallery: A New Line of Running Gear for People Who Love Old-School Style

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    Tracksmith is a new line of running gear that's shunning the slick neon trends for a more streamlined aesthetic.
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    longfellowshort

    The Longfellows short is a nod to co-founder Matt Taylor's love of running in basketball shorts. The goal was to create a longer short that felt weightless.
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    Vancortland Short Navy Front-003

    The Van Cortland short is made from Schoeller mesh. So is its liner---a nice detail.
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    You could call Tracksmith the anti-Nike. The brand is all navy, maroon and forest green.
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    greyboy

    The greyboy is made from a custom cotton blend Taylor wanted to model after an old t-shirt from the '70s he found in his father-in-law’s closet.
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    The singlet's armholes were iterated time and time again to ensure there would be no rubbing. Its slits are positioned to encourage air billowing up the back.
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    spikebag

    The spike bag is made from scrap material found on the floor of the New England Shirt Company, which manufactures for brands like LL Bean.
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