Several years ago, my wife picked up a pair of SportHill cycling tights at a thrift store. They became her favorites. When she contacted them and found out they were no longer making cycling apparel, she was disappointed. I hope their new stuff is received as well as that one old pair of tights were.

That said, even after all these decades I still can't get used to the Nike business model (or should I say Blue Ribbon Sports, since that's what it called itself when it created this model). Employing designers and bean counters stateside and have all the work done by contract factories in Asia at the lowest bid, which all too often means the lowest workplace standards, makes me uncomfortable. There is also a noticeable difference in the quality of the garments from the same companies when one compares ones sewn stateside or in Europe to the Asian contract factories.