Every Style Has a Story - Base Runner Top

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Fit: With a nod to retro baseball tee styling, the Base Runner has a classic Oiselle fit in that it has a just-right full body length along with shaping that keeps it feminine but not tight or clingy. Draped with ease on your body, it’s all about keeping you comfortable as you round the bases for home!

Fabric: This style combines two of our favorite fabrics: an ultra lightweight poly/spandex knit (in the sleeves) that’s as light as a feather, with enough spandex so you can spread your wings. The body is a second lightweight knit, 100% poly, with two kinds of high performing yarns that create the lovely heathered look. Not only is it great at wicking moisture, but it’s also gracious with its ability to hide sweat and dirt. (Not that there’s anything wrong with sweat and dirt…)

Features: Triple needle flatlock stitching and raw edges where the sleeve meets the body fabric creates a contemporary look, while not overcomplicating things. This is the ideal “go free” top…easy, lightweight and ready to roll.

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