"Controversy Erupts Over Nike's Skimpy Olympic Track Uniforms"

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U.S. track and field athletes have a variety of uniform options at the Olympics, with a high-cut leotard drawing attention and sparking debate. Nike consulted with athletes, including world champion sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson and Olympic gold medalist Athing Mu, during the design process. Athletes have defended the uniforms, emphasizing the range of options available and the ability to choose styles made for men. Nike previously faced uniform fit complaints from Major League Baseball players.
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