Feature
●Material Composition: 100% Polyester
●The Explorer jersey is made of mesh material that allows plenty of ventilation to keep you comfortable on hot summer rides
●Lightweight 135GSM material with mesh sides
●Full zipper, 3 split back pockets
●Non-slip silicone grips on sleeves and bottom hem
●Reflective logo
Description
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Lightweight fabric 135 GSM mesh panel side full zipper center front 3 pockets |
Stretch reflective logo print with silicone grip at hem up to 5XL |
Fabric: 100% Polyester |
Sigr
Sigr, born in Sweden, Northern Europe.It is a brand that focuses on products that are sourced from democracy, sustainability, and equalization as the most important mission of "Making the bicycle culture more equal" and the love of the landscape.This beautiful silhouette from Sigr, is recommended for cycling in the city as well.
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MOTTOThe Sigrs motto is "Distance to Go Anywhere"We believe more people riding bicycles instead of cars can improve peoples health and reduce pollution to nature. |
At Sigr,At Sigr, we respect the diversity of any creature and are looking for ways to use more recycled materials to protect our earths limitable resources.In 2019, we introduced the Ocean Jersey with 100% recycled materials from recycled fishing net and other marine plastics. |
DESIGNInspired by the energies and adventures combined with the Swedish nature with the keyword "warm the humans and nature" the Sigr design is born.Inspired by the wild flowers, the sun and sometimes the aurora covers the sky beautifully, the natural warm colors can be worn by both men and women.Sigr continues to support cyclists all over the world who love nature and embodies the culture of nature. |
QUALITYWe have our own factory to control the process from start to finish, ensuring top-notch quality and condition at every step.It also has an environment that can research and develop with real cyclists and college scientists, helping to create a sustainable and bright future of better product manufacturing and world cycling |
