This unisex(y) black t-shirt that is soft and comfy for casual wear but has enough synthetic material in it to make a great workout tee. This is an athletic cut that shrinks a smidge after washing. Materials: 50% Polyester 25% Cotton, & 25% Rayon blend

In honor of the 2020/21 Olympics in Japan, we have made a limited run of women's tanks. Hashirukoto wo shinjiru translates into Believe in the Run. Material: 100% Cotton

A warm weather ribbed beanie functional for running and lifestyle

2.5" Inches Iron On patch with our custom RUN logo.

24x36in The iconic silhouette of Eliud Kipchoge captures the moment when he proved that no human is limited by running 26.2 miles in under 2 hours (1:59:40). The graphic was originally designed by Thomas to promote the interview on Believe in the Run with Eliud. We felt the image could serve as a daily reminder to exceed our perceived limits. Now you can own this artwork as well. The posters are hand screened printed by Baltimore Print Studio on French Paper. Finally, Thomas hand embossed and numbered each limited edition print. There are only 75 of the red posters and 25 of the green posters. About French Paper French Paper Company has been manufacturing paper for more than 140 years in the same community of Niles, Michigan. French Paper Company joined Finch Paper Holdings in 2019. Finch Paper, located in Glens Falls NY, is a vertically integrated paper manufacturer specializing in high-bright, uncoated papers for North American printing and converting markets. Together, Finch + French offer customers a superior array of fine uncoated paper products. About Baltimore Print Studio Baltimore Print Studios is a public access, letterpress, screenprinting and Risograph studio in Baltimore, MD, owned and run by married team Kyle Van Horn and Kim Bentley. We offer workshops, hourly studio rental, design services, and commercial printing. When we’re not teaching, helping you print, or printing for you, we’re making colorful posters, fixing old presses, and hunting for more wood type. We opened our doors in 2010, after years of Kyle collecting and hoarding presses and type. Since then, we've gained a little more square footage, hired a wonderful employee (Suzanne Gold!), had countless talented interns, collaborated with amazing artists and designers, and have taught so many enthusiastic people in this community how to print. We are thankful for everyone who has taken a class, rented studio time, bought our artwork, or just stopped by to say hello.

24x36in The iconic silhouette of Eliud Kipchoge captures the moment when he proved that no human is limited by running 26.2 miles in under 2 hours (1:59:40). The graphic was originally designed by Thomas to promote the interview on Believe in the Run with Eliud. We felt the image could serve as a daily reminder to exceed our perceived limits. Now you can own this artwork as well. The posters are hand screened printed by Baltimore Print Studio on French Paper. Finally, Thomas hand embossed and numbered each limited edition print. There are only 75 of the red posters and 25 of the green posters. About French Paper French Paper Company has been manufacturing paper for more than 140 years in the same community of Niles, Michigan. French Paper Company joined Finch Paper Holdings in 2019. Finch Paper, located in Glens Falls NY, is a vertically integrated paper manufacturer specializing in high-bright, uncoated papers for North American printing and converting markets. Together, Finch + French offer customers a superior array of fine uncoated paper products. About Baltimore Print Studio Baltimore Print Studios is a public access, letterpress, screenprinting and Risograph studio in Baltimore, MD, owned and run by married team Kyle Van Horn and Kim Bentley. We offer workshops, hourly studio rental, design services, and commercial printing. When we’re not teaching, helping you print, or printing for you, we’re making colorful posters, fixing old presses, and hunting for more wood type. We opened our doors in 2010, after years of Kyle collecting and hoarding presses and type. Since then, we've gained a little more square footage, hired a wonderful employee (Suzanne Gold!), had countless talented interns, collaborated with amazing artists and designers, and have taught so many enthusiastic people in this community how to print. We are thankful for everyone who has taken a class, rented studio time, bought our artwork, or just stopped by to say hello.