It never occurred to me that RLAG as a brand marketing phrase was insulting.

....BUT just last week, I commented to another woman at work, that where we work now, is the first time in many years, that men at our workplace refer to women as "girls". Not all guys, but enough. Other workplaces where I've been, less guys or hardly guys seem to use girls for "women" or ladies in the workplace.

Including my boss, who is senior manager. However ironically he has always treated me with respect, delegates management responsibities that is part of my job, has good supportive understanding of what I do.... everything one could want in a senior manager except for "girls" term. Ah well, things could a whole lot worse.

If I bought Terry apparel I probably wouldn't be wearing it at work anyway. ie. I don't wear T-shirts at work.

In all honesty, if others know you cycle alot and have for many years, to wear a LRAG item, would appear on you as a tongue in cheek statement or empowering..particularily if you know people already respect you for your long-term fitness decision.

I have 2-3 pink items...I even sewed a pink coral wrap dress that I work with black pumps and large black belt for a few years ..but always items in 1 solid colour and classic cut. I choose the colour because it can look well on those with black-hair.