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Nampa designer’s clothing won’t let ’em see you sweat. Cyclone Clothing has fashioned sportswear for troops in Iraq

May 18, 2006 /

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A Nampa woman, aided by her sewing machine, has created athletic clothing that is helping the U.S. racquetball team and U.S. troops in Iraq stave off sweat.

Louise Haro started a small business, Cyclone Sportswear http://www.cyclonesportswear.net/ , in her garage about three years ago, making athletic clothing mostly for her husband, Frank, and a few of his friends who were looking for more comfortable shirts and pants to wear while biking and running.

Melissa McGrath
Idaho Statesman

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