Olympians Leah Smith, Olivia Smoliga Collaborate with J.Crew on Swim Collection

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Olympians Leah Smith, Olivia Smoliga Collaborate with J.Crew on Swim Collection

Olympians Leah Smith and Olivia Smoliga are among a group of swimmers collaborating with fashion brand J.Crew on a limited-edition summer campaign.

The USA Swimming x J.Crew collection includes items for men, women and kids, inspired by “vintage swimming graphics” and a throwback 1990s aesthetic. It includes, “classic crewneck tees and sweatshirts, a swimsuit, windbreakers, bucket hats and baseball caps, and even limited-edition cashmere styles.”

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Other athletes to appear include Jay Litherland, Dare Rose, Rhyan White, Drew Kibler, Natalie Hinds, Claire Curzan and Kate Douglass.

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The clothing brand has made a donation to the USA Swimming Foundation as part of the partnership.

“This summer will be an incredible global heritage moment for our brand—and as J.Crew looks ahead, we want to continue to authentically seek culturally significant alignments and evolve our rich history of collaborations,” Libby Wadle, the CEO of J.Crew Group, said in a press release. “We are thrilled to be able to partner with USA Swimming on this lifestyle and swim campaign and celebrate these incredible athletes on their paths to Paris and beyond.”

“J.Crew uniquely captures the spirit of classic Americana and USA Swimming is honored to partner with such an iconic brand,” said USA Swimming chairman Chris Brearton. “As we continue on the road to Paris, we are grateful for the partnership of J.Crew and for championing our athletes with grace and style.”

The collection is available in store and online.

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