La Vie Claire Retro Long Sleeve Jersey
£97.50
We have carefully refreshed the design of the La Vie Claire long sleeve jersey just in time for our busiest time of year! The biggest change from the previous design is the introduction of the fully covered zip which maintains Mondrian's artwork on the front of the jersey. Other modern touches include the addition of a silicone gripper at the waist as well as a 4th zipped pocket.
Features:
- Fully covered full zip to maintain the look of the design
- Fleece backed fabric, suitable for Autumn and Spring
- Three Rear Pockets with additional 4th Zipped Pocket
- Silicon gripper on the waist
- SMS Hologram outside cloth label on collar
- Santini rubberized clothing label on central back pocket
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The La Vie Claire team colours were based on the iconic artwork of Piet Mondrian, giving them a unique appearance in the peloton during the 80s.
Made in Italy, Santini have lovingly reproduced the 1985 version of this iconic jersey in modern fabrics (suitable for Spring/Autumn) for all to enjoy.
In a recent article on cyclingnews.com, Pietro Santini confessed that the La Vie Claire jersey was his all time favourite jersey design; 'That jersey was groundbreaking in terms of design and construction. Back then every jersey was plain with just a bit of embroidery on the sleeves and neck. The Mondrian design totally changed that so that each jersey was like a work of art. It totally transformed the way in which we made jerseys.'
Made in Italy, Santini have lovingly reproduced the 1985 version of this iconic jersey in modern fabrics (suitable for Spring/Autumn) for all to enjoy.
In a recent article on cyclingnews.com, Pietro Santini confessed that the La Vie Claire jersey was his all time favourite jersey design; 'That jersey was groundbreaking in terms of design and construction. Back then every jersey was plain with just a bit of embroidery on the sleeves and neck. The Mondrian design totally changed that so that each jersey was like a work of art. It totally transformed the way in which we made jerseys.'