Aero Tank Looks
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When we get the new season in the office I love pairing things up and imagining all possible running outfit combinations. This spring my dream outfit was the violet armwarmers with the stripey simplicity tank and black stride shorts. Also any and all of the alder tops with indigo bottoms or the black distance short with the violet boise bra... the list goes on and on.
When we still packed web orders here in the office I loved seeing what customers put together. Awesome combos I never even thought of, cross season orders were the best.
Annnnyway, today the Aero Tank is here! One of my favorite pieces for spring 2012 because it's the perfect balance of fashion and function. Hello, little key pocket. Hello, contrast flatlock stitching details. Hello, SUPER wicking fabric, like so wicking that 98º + 99% humidity feels like a cool breeze.
And here are two of my favorite Aero Tank looks. The second one would be perfect for a marathon or trail run, where three zip pockets could come in handy.
What would you pair the Aero Tank with? Did you ever get a note from me back in the day complimenting your online order outfit choice?
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