Men's Cycling Jersey Rapha Men's Pro Team Training Jersey - Print Pack - Print Pack Anthracite / Mykonos Blue
Basic informations
| Category | Summer cycling jerseys |
|---|---|
| Determination | men's |
| Brand | Rapha |
| Category | jerseys |
| Catalog number | BNA01XXPRP |
Technical parameters
| Clothing size | XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL |
|---|---|
| Color | black, blue |
| Sleeves execution | short sleeve |
| Season | 2024/25 |
| Features | functional, luxury, prodyšné |
| Execution | short sleeve |
| Use | road bike |
| Material | synthetic |
| Use | vernal, summer |
| Activity | on a bike |
| Season | vernal, summer |
| Top execution | with a zip |
| Maintenance | gentle washing in the washing machine at 30 °C |
| Other | Fabric designed to aid sweat wicking and breathability |
| Material - content | Main Body: 87% Recycled Polyester, 13% Elastane / Back: 100% Recycled Polyester |
| Special collection | For Team Training |
Product description
Men's jersey made with a combination of two materials, lightweight Italian fabric with high stretch on the front panels offers good sweat wicking and breathability. All-day comfort due to the low-profile collar that reduces irritation on long rides. Storage space, thanks to three back pockets and two more zipped pockets for storing essentials. Design inspired by performance data from driving at the limit
Main advantages and parameters:
- A combination of two materials designed to keep you cool in mild to warm conditions
- Italian front body fabric offers high flexibility for optimal fit on the bike
- Low-profile collar reduces irritation on long rides
- Fabric designed to aid sweat wicking and breathability
- Three back pockets and an additional zipped pocket for safe storage of valuables
- Main material: 87% Recycled polyester / 13% Elastane
- Backing material: 100% recycled polyester
Maintenance instructions
- Machine washable at 30 °C
- Do not tumble dry.
- Do not iron
- Do not bleach
- Do not dry clean
- Wash with similar colors
Size chart
About brand Rapha
Vision, tradition and style. Simon Mottram, founder of Rapha, was surprised by the lack of creativity and style in the cycling industry of his time. That's why, in 2004, he launched a whole new era of cycling apparel that has grown into a worldwide cult.
