Step into the magic of the holiday season with Inphorm’s exclusive guide of Holiday gifts for athletic women! As we celebrate the art of thoughtful gifting, we invite you to explore not only our sustainable...
For many women, golf is a healthy and fun way to socialize, stay fit, and spend more time outdoors. Finding stylish clothing that offers both traditional class and modern performance is simply part of the...
inPhorm’s new collection, “Plumeria,” is inspired by the soft glow of the pink and orange of a desert sunset and plumeria, a flower also called frangipani.
inPhorm has for years supported Equine Advocates, the acclaimed sanctuary that rescues and retires abused and abandoned horses, in Chatham, NY. We also have designed and produced EA’s tee shirts.
Camouflage has had a rich history in fashion. Not just for soldiers and hunters to blend in, camouflage has popped-up in fashion since the 1940s in ways that echo a forest's natural beauty. Designers have often adapted it — from brushstroke (soft and watery) to puzzle (geometrical) to classic woodland.
Earlier this summer, Giuliana "Gugu" Olmos got the phone call that many athletes from all sports can only dream about getting. While driving with her husband, she answered the phone to find her coach on the other end, informing her that she qualified for the Olympic Games in Tokyo.
Everyone's tennis journey is different; for some, it starts later in life when they're on vacation with their kids, for others, they started playing at camp as a kid and find themselves on the court a handful a times during the year. For Joanne Salloum, her tennis career started when she was just a few years old as she played with her sister and mom. But Joanne definitely spends more time on the court than the average teenager.
