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SS10 Range: Sneak Peek no. 2

By Joe Hall • 4th February 2010 01:44pm • Posted in Products

Reworked for 2010, no. 2 is a product inspired by three distinctive icons of cycling. The stories and personalities of these icons have also informed the bold use of colour, paying tribute to races, teams and places.

The history and characters of the sport help continue this product’s evolution. An Italian flame, a Spanish/Irish bull and a Belgian lion are the motifs and muse for each style.

Comments

rob meyers

5th February 2010 04:17am

More…..I can't wait for the spring summer line up!

Stefan Rohner

5th February 2010 08:48am

mhh that flame looks a little clichee.

Angelo Giangregorio

5th February 2010 11:23am

Please, make the jerseys not so long on the back…
Make them more pro!

Kendall Sorensen

5th February 2010 03:51pm

More Pro??? WTF does that mean? Keep making your jerseys the way you always have for us cycling fashion fops, and keep the zoot colors at bay, thanks!

Angelo Giangregorio

5th February 2010 07:07pm

Pro means the complete opposite of fop ;)

Chris Tree

5th February 2010 07:47pm

Irish bull? Am I missing something???

Jeremy Dunn

5th February 2010 07:59pm

Ha ha.. no Chris, you aren't missing anything. Sean Kelly raced for a Spanish team at one time and their logo was a Bull. Although he was quite the Bull on the Bike.

Stefan Rohner

5th February 2010 09:24pm

http://www.mpma.org.uk/pages/userdata/mpma/200611182128lg_SOFT%20BEVEP.jpg

Elizabeth O'Sullivan

6th February 2010 09:05am

Still think The Irish Bull is stretching it a bit. How about something Irish in the future to pay respects for Kelly ,Roche etc. Keep up the great quality.

Matthew Randall

8th February 2010 10:18am

I have to say that I am not so keen on the thicker band around the middle of the top. I thought the thinner band on the previous club/country jersey looked much more stylish.

Kendall Sorensen

11th February 2010 06:30pm

Yo pro Angelo, you wear Rapha and you're not fashion conscious? As per my previous query, what does more pro mean? tighter cut? Different fabrics? Drink adverts? Please, elucidate, so's da Rapha designers can get to the drawing table, I'm sure they're dying to produce a "more pro" line.

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