As winter slowly starts to depart, making way for spring that’s around the corner, Ornot is offering the perfect solution to keep riders warm and dry with the launch of its new lightweight, long sleeve Micro Grid jersey.
Boasting the same fabric as a lightweight summer jersey, the Micro Grid’s fine grid structure allows excellent airflow to keep riders well ventilated and dry, yet when paired with a layer, the Polartec Power Grid fabric also traps heat to promote warmth, targeting a broad spectrum of riding conditions from 55° to 75°.
More specifically, the brushed grid structure creates small voids, which combined with a wind-blocking layer, serves to shield riders from the elements while simultaneously creating “loft” to keep moisture away from the body.
Alternatively, riders can wear the Micro Grid on its own, with the same voids coupled with the fine knit resulting in maximum airflow and breathability.
Additionally, for the environmentally conscious, the jersey is made from deadstock fabric. What’s deadstock? It’s fabric that was somehow deemed “extra,” so instead of milling new fabric for this jersey, Ornot sourced fabric that was already available.
Hand sewn in California, the Micro Grid long sleeve jersey sells for $162, which can be purchased directly from Ornot.
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