Layer Up!

Sarah Mac

by Mac (aka. Sarah Robinson)

Style

As winter transitions to spring (we're routing for you north east) and spring transitions to the hotter summer, layers are the best way to stretch that run-wardrobe to the max.

Add arm warmers to a tank or tee for days you might warm up and want to ditch your layer easily. Just the tuck the arm warmers into your waistband or the back pocket of the distance short and keep running.

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Pairing long sleeve running tops with shorts (and compression socks if needed) is another great way to transition. Without having to lose layers along the way.

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How do you layer up? We're kicking off a weekend long contest on Instagram, check it out! Ends midnight 3/30.

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