The Nashville chapter of the premium City Series line: a heavyweight oversized tee garment-dyed in Faded Denim, carrying a 45 rpm label-style front print with the 615 at its center and THE LONG RUN (SIDE A) set beneath. A 14 x 18 inch front print with sleeve hits, an upper-back NRC lockup and the NINJATHLETE wordmark at the hem. Drops with a matching denim / gold / cream five-panel cap. Limited run of 100 - join the waitlist to get first call.
Details
Material: Heavyweight garment-dyed 100% cotton
Fit: Oversized, boxy cut with a dropped shoulder. For a standard fit, size down.
Care: Machine wash cold, inside out, with like colors. Tumble dry low. Do not iron directly on the print.
Music City keeps the tempo. The Nashville collection exists because Nashville runners kept asking for gear that reps the city, not just the club. 615 is Nashville's original area code - Music City's three digits. Every piece links back to the Nashville run club community - find your crew in the Nashville directory.
Product questions
What is the Nashville premium tee design?
A 45 rpm label-format front print - 615 at the center, THE LONG RUN (SIDE A) beneath - on a garment-dyed faded denim blank, with sleeve prints, an upper-back NRC lockup and the NINJATHLETE wordmark.
When does it drop?
This is a waitlist piece - the premium line is in production now. Join the waitlist and you get first call the moment it goes live.
How is the premium line different from the City Series tees?
Garment-dyed colored blanks instead of black, a bigger 14 x 18 inch front print, sleeve and back hits, and a matching embroidered cap per city.
How does it fit?
Oversized, boxy cut with a dropped shoulder. For a standard fit, size down.
How fast does it ship?
Ships from Dallas, TX within 2-3 business days. US standard delivery in 5-7 business days - $6 flat, free over $75.
The Nashville 615 shirt is a limited Ninja Run Club oversized heavyweight tee for runners who want city-specific gear. The black graphic shirt features the Nashville skyline, the AT&T Building and a music-wave route and the line "Run on Rhythm."