The boutique Australian brand, MAAP, is showing-off its latest Road collection for 2023, focussing on sustainability by way of more recycled fabrics.
The women’s Short Team Bib Evo is designed with a women’s-specific cut thanks to a shorter leg length, silicon-patterned leg band and a higher-cut mesh waist, alongside the usual breathable and moisture-wicking materials.
“We believe that progression itself is the ambition, a continual exercise in innovation and betterment,” said Oliver Cousins, co-founder of Maap. “For example, our transition from virgin to Sustainably Preferred Materials (SPM) is not in itself the end goal, but an important progression towards greater positive impact with the planet we all share.”
The Evade Jersey is available in long and short-sleeve silhouettes, featuring Sustainably Preferred Materials (SPM) that use over 70% Italian-made recycled nylon in the primary body, adding a strong push towards reducing environmental impact.
Along with the new materials, both Evade and Evolve jerseys are available in new colorways. The Evade line will also re-introduce off-bike apparel, including sweats, tees, hoodies, beanies and caps.
MAAP is also releasing a new winter kit, including Evade thermal long-sleeve jerseys, windproof Draft jackets and vests in a set of new colors.
Coming later in March, MAAP is also be launching the Sphere collection, a continuation of its Emblem range that was launched last year.
The Sphere Pro Hex Jersey 2.0 features an exclusive Maap hex-tech sleeve for aero optimization alongside breathable micro-perforated fabric on the back and side panels also featuring an upgraded bonded front hem, larger pockets with anti-sag material and UPF 50+ sun protection factor.
The Road Collection is available now at MAAP, as well as from select retailers.
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