Art Cycling Jerseys: Designs Inspired by Places, Paintings and Climbs
Cycling jerseys that work like wearable art: Van Gogh's cypresses, Vietnamese folk prints, Japanese koi, a Thai naga and the climbs riders dream about.
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Some jerseys are just kit. Ours start with a story: a place, a painting or a climb. Here are the Corbah designs that are closest to wearable art.
World Lines: places and stories
- Việt Nam / Folk Racing: golden carp, red lotus and curling jade water, inspired by Đông Hồ woodblock prints.
- Koi / Rising Current: indigo water, ivory waves, a vermillion rising sun and a koi stream through the zip.
- Naga / Golden Current: a flowing naga in indigo, emerald, lacquer red and temple gold.
- Wormhole: a wireframe tunnel bent through every panel.
See all of them in World Lines.
Paintings and portraits
- Cypress / Summer Wind: Van Gogh's Wheat Field with Cypresses (1889) flowing across the front, back and sleeves.
- Einstein: a colorful painted portrait in blue, pink and orange.
Climbs
- Mont Ventoux / Mistral: basalt black, limestone white and slate, cut by one sunrise-orange line.
- TOUGH / After the Climb: a rust sun over a winding mountain road, with topographic sleeves.
See all of them in Climbs, or make the climb your own with Your Ride.
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