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Recycled fabrics used for 2020 Trek-Segafredo jerseys | Cyclingnews
Trek-Segafredo's Lizzie Deignan wears her team's 2020 kit, with a jersey that's made from recycled materials, including plastic bottles via Recycled fabrics used for 2020 Trek-Segafredo jerseys | Cyclingnews
Women’s Cycling Kit: Bicycling Australia’s Definitive Guide – Bicycling Australia
...Exactly a third of 227 female respondents buy kit every 3-6 months, a quarter of total respondents choose to spend between $150 to $250 on a jersey... via Women’s Cycling Kit: Bicycling Australia's Definitive Guide - Bicycling Australia
Kits of the 2020 women’s peloton, ranked | CyclingTips
via Kits of the 2020 women's peloton, ranked | CyclingTips
Santini unveils ‘eco-friendly’ 2020 Trek-Segafredo kit with Impact anti-rip fabric
The main kits that the Trek-Segafredo men and women will be using in competition comprise a jersey made from two sustainable fabrics. First up is Ecofabric RECY by Corno. This is an eco-friendly product made using yarn recycled from materials that have been used or discarded in the environment. In addition, the apparel features Native... Continue Reading →
‘Cyclists have to own their body shape’ – Athletes challenge stereotypes that can stop women getting on a bike
Body image concerns can stop women from getting on a bike – and the cycling industry finds itself in the dock. Even after her success, Scott was dropped from a magazine photo shoot when she sent her bike kit measurements to the firm who had invited her. Scott, from Guildford, said: “I’ve always been athletic,... Continue Reading →
7mesh cycling clothing to be showcased in 24 Lululemon stores and website
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (BRAIN) — Lululemon, which invested in the cycling clothing brand 7mesh Industries last June, will be offering a selection of the clothes in 24 Lululemon stores and online this summer. Source: 7mesh cycling clothing to be showcased in 24 Lululemon stores and website
Victory Chimp Launches Kickstarter For New Collections
The Northern Irish brand will expand their popular performance sock range with two new kit collections, Ogham and Stampen. Available in Men’s and Women’s cuts across two colourways the collections include jersey, bib shorts, gilet, arm warmers, base layer, cap, buff and socks. The kits are available in Kickstarter exclusive bundles or as individual items,... Continue Reading →
Specialized acquires women’s clothing brand Machines for Freedom
MORGAN HILL, Calif. (BRAIN) — Specialized Bicycle Components has bought Machines for Freedom, a women's cycling clothing brand founded four years ago by Jennifer Kriske. The brands will remain separate and Specialized described the purchase as 'a bold investment in women's leadership.' Source: Specialized acquires women's clothing brand Machines for Freedom
Attacus Apparel embraces International Women’s Day with big news
Attacus Apparel yesterday confirmed that co-founder Emily Childs would take the position of managing director, as a fully-fledged women's collection was announced Source: Attacus Apparel embraces International Women's Day with big news - BikeBiz
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