Photos: Courtesy of Tracksmith There's no denying it: Running clothes are ugly. And what's more, they're all ugly in the exact-same way. Despite the American running boom-541,000 people finished a marathon last year and 1.96 million finished a half-the big apparel companies seem to think we're all content with tech-y synthetic materials in unflattering cuts and about two different colors (black and neon green). So there's a wide-open lane for Tracksmith, a Massachusetts-based label that launches...
Photos: Courtesy of Tracksmith There's no denying it: Running clothes are ugly. And what's more, they're all ugly in the exact-same way. Despite the American running boom-541,000 people finished a marathon last year and 1.96 million finished a half-the big apparel companies seem to think we're all content with tech-y synthetic materials in unflattering cuts and about two different colors (black and neon green). So there's a wide-open lane for Tracksmith, a Massachusetts-based label that launches...
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