May 21 Update: 
Thanks to all the early registrants, we have reached the 1,300 limit of pre-ordered technical shirts. 
 
Starting on May 21st, all new registrants in the TMC 5k Night Run and Triple Crown will be eligible to receive the 20th Anniversary souvenir cotton shirt (pictured here). After the race on May 30th, registrants can exchange unworn shirts at the Run Tucson registration tents, with sizing and style based on availability
 
The volunteers at registration will ensure that early registrants receive their shirt.  
 
As always we recommend attending packet pickup early to have the best chance to get the shirt that fits best.  If you can't attend, you can send a friend to get your shirt.

May 17 Update: There are about 180 sublimated shirts remaining for early registrants.  Once we run out of the limited edition shirts, all late registrants will be able to receive a cotton shirt with similar logo.

We're thrilled to showcase our 20th Anniversary TMC Meet Me Downtown 5k Night Run shirt.  For this summer race we're going back to the same lightweight shirt that was so popular as the souvenir for last year's TMC Tucson 10k.

As recent race participants know, our winter shirts have been a thicker poly-blend material, but this thin lightweight material will be perfect for the upcoming summer running and walking season.

For the TMC 5k Night Run, you'll have multiple reflective strips on front, back, and sleeves.  

The colorful design highlighting Downtown landmarks makes it a perfect commemorative shirt for our 20th year in Downtown Tucson!

Sizing will be in "women's cut" and "unisex" --  the first 1300 registrants can pick up their shirt at any of the pre-race packet pickup times. As of April 7th, we're ordered the shirt sizing based on early registration preferences.  So when you register, pick your preferred size and we'll do the best we can to ensure that you are happy with the giveaway shirt. The shirt is produced by Gilman Surge, the folks who have been doing our shirts and medals in recent years.  

Below: the top image is our son modeling the shirt (against his will).