Gear up for Game day: Essential swag for surviving the Paris Summer Olympics

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Olympic fever is high and if you are lucky enough to be heading to Paris to see the world’s top athletes compete for gold then you’ll want to beat the heat in patriotic style. Having a Euro travel kit to ensure you stand out in the crowds is a must.

First and foremost, plan to stay cool — soaring temperatures are keeping Europe “hellishly hot” (although Paris isn’t expected to see the worst of it).

Now, it’s time to think about your feet. You can expect some spectacular sights throughout the French capital. So, after you’ve maxed out a day of sporting events, throw on a pair of comfy kicks or stylish wedges and hit the boulevards to explore all the City of Lights has to offer. Dive into café culture, sample haute cuisine, and immerse your tote-loving self in the vibrant city scene.

Cruise over to the Stade de France — to catch Noah Lyles and Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone crush records — or marvel at the newly developed Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium. Whatever you do, just make sure you’re rocking the red, white and blue.

Below, check out the goodies you’ll need to stay cool, calm and ready to cheer on Team USA.

Catch the games without damaging rays by sporting these sunnies in “Patriot Blue” and “American Gray.” Better still, these frames are proudly made in the USA by a supplier to the U.S. military.

You’ll never lose sight of your goods — or the red, white and blue — with this preppy leather and needlepoint luggage tag featuring Old Glory.

Say it loud and proud with these lightweight, stars-and-stripes patterned crew socks.

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As the competition heats up, so will your body temp. This soft microfiber towel stays cool for up to two hours and provides UPF sun protection. Better still, it comes in a “USA” pattern.

A mani and pedi in this vibrant blue will help you shine bright with patriotic pride.

Give back while sporting some home country pride. Five percent of the proceeds from each purchase of this “USA” bracelet goes to supporting Home for Our Troops, a nonprofit for post-9/11 veterans.

Getting eaten alive by swarms of summer insect can be quite the buzz kill, so stop them in their tracks with this unisex “Jet Set” eau de parfum with built-in, all-natural bug repellent.

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Highly rated for its waterproof capabilities, this lightweight “Power Torque” full-zip jacket might become your favorite extra layer as the weather shits from day to night in the stands.

Ocean-bound marine plastic never looked so good. This lightweight tote in “Spirit Stripe” will hold all your souvenirs.

Hit the city streets wearing the super stylish Ashley Wedge. With arch support and a memory foam footbed, your feet & body will thank you later.

You don’t need to run marathons to rock these USA split shorts. They’re sure to be all the rage in the stands.

Everything feels cooler wearing this battery powered neck air conditioner. It’s comfy and provides an adjustable airflow controlled through a smart app. There’s even an AI mode, for when you’ve got better things to focus on.

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Going for more of a subtle vibe? Opt for this Neema “Americana” baseball cap in moisture wicking fabric with UVA and UVB protection.

These runners let you cruise around Paris in some extra cushion, while proudly displaying a little red, white and blue.

Rest assured, all your fan wear and best buys will make it home safely thanks to to this trunk-style glazed polycarbonate shell luggage.

Take yourself and a few friends on an adventurous and educational scavenger hunt, using this scratch-off map of Paris as your guide.

Don’t get roasted. Protect your skin from harsh UV rays with a lightweight sunscreen that protects while giving you a healthy glow.

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