Celebrating Our President - It’s Atsuko Day!
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In honor of President’s Day - we thought it only appropriate to re-introduce the world to Oiselle's beloved President - Atsuko Tamura! Fearless, fierce, honest, and humble - she is a force of nature and a leader in our community. And with that - Atsuko’s favorite picks, at a most favorable price - 30% off! Because at Atsuko’s party, everybody is in on the festivities! We’d say enjoy… but we know you already will!
MOTO TIGHTS – Tough mama on the road: on a run or on a Harley. Why not both? Rock the Motos.
LOGO CANVAS TOTE – This bag makes hoarding flystyle look elegant, not obsessive, and still room for more.
GIRLS IN THE HOODIE – A soft, warm, HUG! Who doesn’t want one of those?
KG TIGHTS – Compressive comfort that fuels needed inertia on a run, back to comfort post pushing yourself. What’s not to like?
MUSCLE LONG SLEEVE – This top looks too design beautiful to run hard in, but it’s not! It’s tougher than it looks.
LOGO POM BEANIE – Poms are in. Surprise yourself with the red one. It goes with a lot!
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