Jonathan Isaac highlighted the differences between men and women during a discussion with Fox News Digital about transgender ...

The star athletes united to uplift women's sports through digital storytelling. The clothing furthers the mission by letting people know that there is an interest in women's sports. "A lot of ...

The Nike x Togethxr Everyone Watches Women's Sports apparel collection is now available for purchase at nike.com, the Nike App, togethxr.com and select Nike stores and Dick's Sporting Goods ...

A point of inspiration for Togethxr’s apparel line was the WNBA’s orange hoodie, which quickly became a best-seller for the league as well as a symbol of support for women’s sports.

An easy answer is to simply send you to their website where you’ll find women’s apparel from hiking shorts to running sports bras. You’ll notice they have drop downs dedicated to women owned ...

Everyone watches women's sports. Including Nike. The sportswear giant and TOGETHXR are partnering on a merchandise collection featuring the now ubiquitous slogan championing women's sports.

Companies tap into a fast-growing niche with apparel and merchandise for fans and players ranging from basketballs featuring the artwork of Jean-Michel Basquiat to sneakers engineered for women’s feet ...

It’s 2015, and the women’s sports apparel market is stuck in the Stone Age. Enter Cecilia Gonzalez and Kimberly Robles, two students about to flip the script on an industry that’s been ...

The Sports Bra, the nation's first sports bar dedicated to women's sports, is expanding to four new locations in Boston, Indianapolis, Las Vegas and St. Louis.

Before designing the collection, the team conducted surveys with droves of women in the sport who shared similar complaints: the clothing was "frumpy" or "oversized," Mishra said. The key was to ...

I've recently become the millennial cliché; I've taken up running in my late twenties, and no one's more surprised than me. Any interest I had in sport fizzled out at school. A few comments about ...

Those on the front lines of the culture war, however, say the fight for fairness in women’s sports is far from over. Former elite gymnast Jennifer Sey, who created the pro-woman clothing company ...