Selected by Footwear Intelligence and The Running Network as one of the 50 Best Running Stores in America, See Jane Run is a woman-owned and operated athletic retail company providing shoes, apparel, training, and events to women of all shapes, sizes, and abilities. Committed to empowering women and to connect them with their inner athletes, consumers can expect to find shoes, wrinkle-free shirts, comfy hoodies, stylish bags, yoga mats, sport watches, etcetera… and if they stop in the retail store, they can receive a free gait analysis and bra fitting to boot! But aside from simply selling shoes and gear, See Jane Run is so much more than a running store. Striving to motivate, inspire, and support women across all levels of fitness, See Jane Run hosts training and large-scale athletic events that are specifically designed to reflect the aspirations and meet the needs of their diverse consumers. 

Highest Bidder wins a $50 Gift Card to See Jane Run!

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From See Jane Run to all the women out there:

“Here’s to you. The broad-shouldered, the knocked-kneed, the pigeon-toed, the small-breasted, the wide-hipped, the long-waisted, the short-legged, the stocky, and the skinny. And yes, even the perfectly proportioned. May you live long, enjoy dessert and never stop laughing. Blisters heal. Muscles recover. Friendships last a lifetime. High heels have their place in the very back of the closet. If you can run a mile, you can run a marathon. There comes a time when you really need to replace your sports bra. No, really. Consider this. Only one person wins. Everyone else should have a rockin’ good time. Yes, you can talk and run at the same time. Chewing gum is the hard part. A little chocolate goes a long way. Be yourself. There’s a little bit of Jane in all of us.“ 

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The following is an excerpt written by editor Darren Dahl about See Jane Run on Inc. Magazine: 

"Running the 1993 New York City marathon inspired Lori Shannon to start See Jane Run, a business that caters to women runners of all shapes, sizes, and abilities. After opening the first store in San Francisco in 2000, she branched out with two more shops in California and one in Idaho. By creating a sense of community around the stores, Shannon has increased sales to $2.9 million and earned the company the No. 3,525 spot on the 2011 Inc. 5000."