RUNNERS!! What's in your wardrobe??

I haven't done much running outside this winter. Too cold and snowy and I've become a wimp in my old age! But, my staples for warmer weather are:

Nike V-neck legend t-shirts from ****'ssporting goods
Love these longer compression shorts: https://www.roadrunnersports.com/rrs/products/RRL1132/womens-rgear-highspeed-compression-8-short/
Love these shirts too: https://www.roadrunnersports.com/rrs/products/RRL2091/?cc=PPNFIFR667
For socks, I have some from Costco that work very well, though my feet don't seem to be picky on socks
Headsweats visor: http://www.headsweats.com/supervisor/

For winter running, my all time favorite, warmest tights are these:

http://www.roadrunnersports.com/rrs/products/RRL1002/womens-rgear-hot-pants-tight/

I also have a pair of convertible mittens I love. You flip the mitten part back when you warm up and it reveals fingerless gloves.

Shoes: Waveriders for street, walshes for trail, but hoping to upgrade to some inov8's :-)
Socks: (now mismatching) low foot running socks - lots!
Running shorts: 2 pairs
Running leggings: 3 pairs (two tights, one cropped)
Thin technical sleeveless tops: 3 (loose) - Nike/Quecha
Thin Long Sleeve tops: 2 - these are brilliant in the winter because I get too hot! (Ronhil)
Luminous thin jacket: 1 - good enough to cut some wind out and bear the odd light shower, but breathable and light.
Headband: to keep ears warm!
Neckwarmer/neckcloth: - more to pull up over my mouth when it gets really cold outside and it hurts my throat!
Thin gloves
Sports Bra's: 2
Sunglasses: 1 pair for athletics
ipod shuffle (goes in the legging pocket)
belts: 2! 1 holds two little bottles of water and has a pocket for gels (my belt for really long runs), the other is just like a little bum bag and fits gels and/or keys. I am thinking of changing to a water backpack as I find belts quite annoying and uncomfortable.

:-)

About 4 pairs of shorts with liners (two of which are too short, one of which is thigh length compression style)

Three run skirts

Three pairs of tights

God only knows how many pairs of socks...I can never find a pair when I need them.

Glove liners and a pair of gloves with the mitten hood thing

4 long sleeved shirts

4 or so short sleeved shirts

1 singlet

2 pairs of warm up pants for cold/wet days

Jacket with shell and zip out liner

3/4 zip fleece

Hoodie fleece

2 pairs of shoes

A collection of sweaty bands

Arm carrier for phone

Fuelbelt with three water bottles

Four really good sports bras (Moving Comfort)

3 generic sports bras in technical fabric

An unknown number of cotton sports bras that I only wear for running when desperate.

Skull Cap

Neck Gaiter

Some sort of scarf thing that you can wear as a headband or gaiter or whatever.

Visor

Baseball type cap in technical fabric

I've only been running since last May but already mamaged to collect a few things

Shoes - 3 Pairs (I pair trail shoes and 2 road shoes in rotation)

4 Pairs of shorts with liners

2 pairs of Tights

2 long sleeve base layers

5 T shirts (technical)

1 singlet

2 long sleeve tops

I shell top

1 Hi Viz Jacket

1 Head torch

Socks lots of

Various hats

Gloves x 2

Bound to be other stuff i've forgotten

I'm in California, and while we can have cold days and temps below freezing, it's rare (especially this year, winter seems to have skipped us!). But I typically run in the morning when it can be pretty cold. All my gear is a tech fabric or wicking material. Most of my stuff comes from Target, Old Navy, TJ Maxx or Costco.

Running must haves -

Asics trail runners (currently Kahaha 6)
Wool socks (got some Smartwool socks over Christmas and I LOVE them!)

Full length tights (for really cold/windy days, rarely worn)
Cropped compression pants
Bike length shorts
Shorts (not compression but tight enough to avoid chaffing)

Tank tops
Short sleeve tops
Long sleeve, half zips are my favorite

Windbreaker/shell - very rarely worn
Fleece vest - last time I wore it I was way too hot!

Hat or visor (keeps hair contained, sweat, rain, sun, dust out of my eyes)
Fleece headband for cold days
Gloves with the tech/touch finger so I can use my phone - one pair Head sports gloves, and a couple of the cheap knit ones from Target for not so cold days

Armband for my phone
Earbuds
Road ID http://www.roadid.com/Common/default.aspx

I have three pairs of running shoes in rotation right now. For clothes .... probably 12 to 15 bras, too many socks to count, a dozen pairs of running shorts with liners, 5 or 6 running skirts, and 15 - 20 tank tops. A couple pairs of running pants, and two pairs of tights - one pair is fleece lined. Hat, gloves, mittens for the colder days. I like the waffle knit thermal tops, and the Nike wool tops. Thin, but warm. A couple jackets. And one pink ninja face mask.

I really really like clothes.

Off the top of my head......

2 pairs shoes in rotation
1 pair winter running pants
3 pairs running tights (non-compression)
2 pairs compression tights
6 pairs running shorts
4 pairs tri-shorts
10 or so long sleeve jerseys (6 of them Army Run shirts)
15 or more tech tees (most of them from races)
3 compression tops (a lifesaver for men on long runs.....)
several pairs gloves & liners
more toques/beanies than I care to count (one of my favorites is an Adidas one that has a built in fleece ear warmer / liner
4 pairs merino wool socks (cold weather gear)
too many running socks to count
merino wool base layer (tank/longjohns/half zip)
a couple of balaclavas
5 or 6 half zips of varying weights
a couple of pairs of compression socks
5 or 6 pairs under armour compression shorts
a couple of polar fleece tops
2 running shells with 360° reflective stripes (one red, one neon yellow)

I think that's about it..........

3 pair Vibram Five Fingers, 1 in current use
3 pair Altra Instinct 1.5s, 1 in current use
5 pair Injinji toe socks, 3 light, 2 medium
1 pair Smartwool running socks
1 pair Experia running socks
1 pair tights
1 pair "biker" shorts
2 pair soccer shorts
9 race shirts, 1 long-sleeve with a hood
2 pair fleece gloves
1 felt hat with ear flaps
and a fantastic, bright orange jacket that I've only worn a few times!

Next, I'm thinking it's time for some actual running shorts! Also, my tights have holes in the knees with pink nail polish around them to keep them from spreading. I might get some new ones next winter.

One light coat of baby oil ... and a reflective belt.

This makes me feel better about my tiny selection. You're MUCH more minimalist than me!! ;-)

A belt seems kind of restrictive don't you think?

One light coat of baby oil ... and a reflective belt.

Visibility is important.

2 pair of shorts with liner
5 technical short sleeved shirts
1 pair of tights
3-4 long sleeved shirts
2 hats
SPIBelt
Compression Socks
1 pair of "normal" shoes (likely 2 within the next week)
1 pair of five finger shoes

What's in your running wardrobe?

Running wardrobe?

My whole freaking wardrobe consists of free shirts from charity runs, c9 shorts and sweats from Target, and three pairs of Brooks Adrenaline shoes.

I normally run in sweats or pajama pants and compression shirts with a hoodie over and socks on like mittens.

The upside is that I dress a LOT more colorfully now.

New Balance running shoes (I ONLY run in NB, but will cross train in Nike)
Two technical running tanks, typically only worn during a race. Otherwise I wear cotton t-shirts or tanks when training.
A few moisure wicking capris
Two bras - if you've got tig 'ol bitties, get a Panache or Freya sports bra. Worth every damn penny!
SPARKLE SKIRTS! I can't seem to run a race without wearing a sparkle skirt. I love them - they're lightweight and frisky and I like to believe that they make me go faster.
Bike-length shorts (to wear under the sparkle skirts...I have to wear that length otherwise they roll up my tree trunk thighs)
Headbands - another necessity is those giant hair tie kind of things, as I need to keep the short hairs out of my face.
Armband - I've tried wearing the traditional sport style armbands but I can't ditch my handmade one purchased off of Etsy (SewPosh Designs)

I live in SoCal so I don't really need to worry about weather/layering. My running-specific wardrobe isn't all that big, but I like it.

I just looked up SewPosh Designs armbands....they are adorable!