Gold-medal gear: make a patriotic fashion statement with these active items

Muscle & Fitness/Hers, August, 2004 by Brandy D. Colbert

jUST BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT COMPETING in Athens doesn't mean you can't dress like it! This (mostly) red, white and blue gear is not only inspired by the Olympics, it's stylish enough to wear after the Games are over. The focus may be on the medalists this year, but you're sure to feel like a winner once you try these on for size. Besides--what better way to take home a souvenir without actually going anywhere?

1. Roots Bucket Hat, $25

It's perfect for shade from the summertime rays, and you can get away with wearing this bucket hat inside, too. www.roots.com

2. Roots Shooting Shirt, $60

Sporty and sleeveless, this embroidered knit shirt is sure to become one of your summer staples. www.roots.com

3. Roots Ringer Tee, $20

A patriotic update of an old favorite. www.roots.com

4. Reebok J.W. Foster Distance, $85

Laces are a thing of the past with a street version of the performance running spikes worn by athletes competing in the Athens Games. www.reebok.com

1. Roots Full Zip Hoody, $70

Cover up on an early morning jog or breezy evening walk with the sporty sweatshirt from Roots. www.roots.com

2. Speedo USA Flag Swim Cap, $4 Speedo God Bless America Swim Cap, $9

Functional, affordable and patriotic. www.speedo.com

3. Speedo Get Ready, Set, Gold, $66 Speedo Proud Glory Two-Piece V-Back, $64

Now you can show off your pride in the water wearing suits from Speedo's Olympic line. www.speedo.com

4. Nike A-Series Backpack, $70

The best part about this bag designed specially for Olympic athletes is--well, we couldn't pick just one. But it is small enough to take anywhere and equipped with plenty of special compartments for all your special belongings. www.nike.com

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