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adidas 3-stripes with 3-stars and a sun

I’ve been lucky enough to run three races abroad this year—Guam, New York, and Sacramento.  Each time, as I packed for the trip, there would be a last minute mad hunt for any apparel that screamed: I’m Pinoy and I’m proud of it!

For the Guam KoKo Road Race, I simply pinned the Philippine flag on the back of my shirt…

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Good thing adidas recently launched the fourth installment of its Philippine Range collection. It features jackets and t-shirts that play on the Philippine flag’s trademark colors—blue, red, white, with a few touches of yellow—in a simple, minimalist design.

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Cool eh? I wish they’d make running singlets and shirts with Pinoy colors too!

The adidas Philippine Range is available at adidas stores nationwide. For more information, visit www.facebook.com/adidasPhilippines.

Posted on 12.16.11 to 04 Gear & Product Reviews. Tags: , . Subscribe to follow comments on this post. 5 comments. Add your thoughts or trackback from your own site.

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5 Responses to “adidas 3-stripes with 3-stars and a sun”

  1. ang ganda!!!

    bavedc said on Dec 16 11 at 10:20 PM Reply

  2. why don’t you run with an RP flag instead. I saw a runner at QCIM3 21K running with it and he looks awesome.

    john sicangay said on Dec 17 11 at 5:51 AM Reply

    • Hi John. I’d run with a flag for 5k, maybe even 10k. But I can’t imagine having to hold up anything for a distance longer than that. Having it on our outfit makes life a lot easier (and the race more enjoyable!)

      thebullrunner said on Dec 17 11 at 11:10 AM Reply

  3. the seal of the Philippines at the front of the white jacket is all wrong. the Red Part should be on the opposite side. See photos of Philippine Seals and how the colors should be positioned when displayed vertically. It’s hard to sell a jacket if the basic colors of our flag is not positioned correctly. The blue field should be to the right (left of observer) and the red field to the left (right of the observer). see – http://www.philippinecountry.com/philippineflag.html

    lawrence said on Dec 19 11 at 2:00 PM Reply

  4. Pure pride! I’m about to buy one as a Christmas present for myself later tonight. BTW, I linked you to my blog. Merry Christmas Jaymie! :)

    Arthur said on Dec 24 11 at 10:55 AM Reply

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