All the Feels: Spring 16 Arriving at Oiselle Store

by Sally Bergesen

Style

It's the first spring season in our University Village store in Seattle! There’s nothing quite like touching and feeling, playing and matching the Spring 2016 collection IRL. Come behind the scenes as Spring 2016 hits the floor. 

1. Unpack and setup.

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2. Arrange...rearrange...and create.

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3. Say hello to spring!

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If you’re in the PNW, come by the Oiselle Store and check out what's fresh and new. Our store stylists and #flystyle experts will get you all the right styles in all the right sizes for your adventures. 

And don't forget to log your miles with us and Seattle runners at Thursday Night Flight Club! A 3-4 mile group run from the Oiselle Store every Thursday at 6:30pm. We currently have special #runlovechallenge giveaways for the next three weeks. 

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We hope to see you soon!

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