For Training

Runners putting in serious miles need gear that can stand the test of time. What we train in is a momento of commitment. These are the styles we wear day in and day out.

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For Racing

When you’re chasing a big goal, you want to look and feel your best. Our selection of racing staples are designed to get out of your way at high speeds, while helping you stand out.

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For Rest

Runners relish their downtime. Relaxing post-run with a big cup of coffee and an even bigger breakfast  is a routine worth savoring. We’ve got styles that maximize rest-day comfort.

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FOR TRAINING

Forever and Always

The gear we wear regularly has a way of making itself known. It never sees the back of the drawer and lives in permanent rotation in and out of our laundry basket. Gift the runner a style they’ll rarely take off.

“I first wore the Downeaster on a winter shoot in 2015 in Burke, Vermont. I'd never been that far north during winter before — it snowed almost the entire time. I wore the Downeaster on a long run, starting completely zipped up. Even during the colder months, I run warm, so having the ability to unzip the collar, bit by bit, was almost something to look forward to as I ran on. I loved how even after a damp seven or eight miles, it still looked put-together and polished.”

— Lyndsay is the managing editor at Huckberry. She lives and runs in San Francisco.

“When picking my first Tracksmith item, I wanted to find something versatile that could take me through several seasons, and be worn day in and day out, and I wanted a product with longevity as well. A tall order. The Brighton Base Layer passed with flying colors. I still have my first one from 2017...and I now own a handful of them.”

— Drew is Tracksmith's Marketing Manager. He lives and runs in Boulder.

“I was gifted a pair of Session Shorts in spring 2017. They, along with a Grayboy, were my first pieces of Tracksmith (which I still own and wear today). I lived in those shorts that summer and every subsequent summer after that. Completing morning sessions in them, swimming in them, they were and still are my favorite shorts for a long drive too. The ultimate 'do-it-all' short.”

— Russ is Tracksmith's Director of Retail. He lives and runs in London.

“My first pieces from Tracksmith were the Twilight Tee and Shorts. The shirt, to me, feels effortless and breezy, subtlely boasting an incredibly light and silky fabric. As for this franchise's short, well, I’ve never been shy of showing a little leg and the classic cut and colors spoke to me. I knew after my very first run in them that they would be my go-to products…and to this day they still are.”

— Sean is Tracksmith’s Creative Producer. Based in Boulder, Colorado, Sean is also a writer with a passion for poetry who considers himself to have one heck of a personal library.

FOR RACING

Statement Pieces

For anyone who has stood on the sidelines of a marathon desperately trying to catch a glimpse of their friend, our racing styles are designed to help runners stand out. Gift to someone with big goals.

“When I finally figured out fueling for a marathon, I knew I needed a bra that could help me carry the plastic baggy full of gel blocks that gets me through my three hours and forty-minute race.  I tried the Allston Bra with a healthy dose of learned skepticism (you should see the scars I have from other running bras). How pleased I was to find one that could carry my fuel haul and my phone, without any chafing. The PR was the icing on the cake.”

— Lee is Tracksmith's Director of Marketing. She lives and runs in Boston.

“I distinctly remember the first time I ran in the Van Cortlandt shorts. They felt like nothing I had ever run in before. Literally nothing. The air flowed easily through the mesh fabric and it was almost as if I wasn’t wearing anything. I kept looking down to double-check at every couple of strides. They quickly became my favorite running piece and still, after eight years, they’re the first thing I reach out for when heading out for a run.”

— Rafa is our Creative Director. He lives and runs in Porto, Portugal.

FOR REST

Creature Comfort

It may seem counterintuitive to gift a runner something they have to use, well, not running. But anyone who loves a runner knows that rest is an essential part of the training routine. Encourage relaxation with styles that are best worn at rest.

“I first touched the Trackhouse Sweatshirt at the pop-up during the NYC Marathon in 2017 at Rowing Blazers. I loved how thick and soft it was. I hadn't felt a sweatshirt like that since the days of Champion in the 90s: high quality but also cute, cozy, and very stylish.”

— Erica is Tracksmith's New York Community Manager. She lives and runs in Brooklyn.

“My running career was filled with graphic track meet tees, mesh spike bags, and branded backpacks that were given out as awards. But none of it felt like something I'd still be using 10 years from now. I've had the Weekend Duffel for five years. It's slightly faded from sitting out in the sun during track sessions and the leather's worn in from sitting on damp grass—but I know it will be with me another decade, at least.”

— Lyndsay is the managing editor at Huckleberry. She lives and runs in San Francisco.

“I wore the Charles Sunglasses on our trip to support Jason Ayr when he ran across the desert from LA to Vegas for The Speed Project. It was March so I hadn't worn sunglasses in a few months coming out of the winter in Boston. These sunglasses fulfilled all my needs - practically and aesthetically speaking. They blocked the sun while driving and feature a grip on the nose pad so you can run in them without thinking twice. We'd pull over, let Jason rest, and I'd run for an hour or so with the crew on the side of the road.”

— Sheridan is Tracksmith’s Editorial and Brand Coordinator. She lives and runs in Boston.