The Story Behind the Style
Non-poofy shorts! It's this simple quest that was the genesis of Oiselle. Bottom line, we wanted shorts (and styles of all kinds!) that matched our love of the sport. Thus the Roga, the Distance Short, the Stride... all with the goal of making you feel and look amazing.
In this "your butt will thank you" tradition, we're thrilled to introduce our newest creation: The Game Day Short. Brand new for Spring, it offers slightly more coverage than the Roga, plus has the same booty flattering stitch lines as the Lesley Knicker. The Game Day is an ideal mid-length short - ready to rock any run. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do. As always, we want to hear what you think, so don't be shy, shout it out!
FIT
The inseam is the same as the Roga, the legs offer a bit more coverage as the hem hits slightly lower on the thigh.
FEATURES
The same rear detailing as the Lesley Knicker, with flattering flatlock seams. A pop of color on the rear zipper gives it a modern look.
FABRIC
Our stretch woven (same as Roga Short) offers more awesome stretchiness than any short on the market - for comfort, movement and a flattering fit.
MORE STORIES
Reflecting on the Year of the Underbird
This past August, we launched our Year of the Underbird program: an open application for aspiring Olympic Trials marathoners, with a promise to select 5 women for a 6 month contract encompassing a stipend, gear, storytelling, and community support. As we reach the end of our flight with our selected athletes, we invited each of them to share a few reflections on their past 6 months as teammates.
Black History Month: Celebrating Our Athletes
We are honored to support five exceptional Black women athletes challenging norms in the running industry: athletes, advocates, and powerful voices in the sport. We invited each of them to reflect on their journeys through sport: how their identity has affected their development, and how they hope to impact the rising generation of athletes. Hear from Madie Boreman, Kendra Coleman, Brenna Detra, Carmen Pelar Graves, and Ari Hendrix-Roach.
Learn, Grow, Pass It On: Increasing Access to Adaptive Sports
Paralympian, pushrim athlete, and Oiselle Haute Volée, Jenna Fesemyer, continues to pave the way and inspire the next generation of wheelchair athletes. She is committed to increasing access to adaptive sports, including access to equipment and training resources, and recently co-hosted a wheelchair clinic for young athletes in Columbus, Ohio.