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Peppermint Cycling Adds MTB Overalls + Women’s Jerseys

Three examples of Peppermint Cycling Co's spring lineAll photos c. Peppermint.
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Peppermint Cycling Co. just announced its spring line — a collection that includes new pieces across MTB, gravel, and road disciplines. The launch represents the Canadian women-specific brand’s first foray into the American market. Maybe the best news? There’s a range of colorways beyond the typical pinks and purples.

“We are thrilled to bring our brand to the US and share our passion for cycling with American cyclists,” said Genevieve Grondin, VP of Sales and Marketing at Peppermint Cycling Co., in a press release. “Our mission is to provide female-identifying cyclists with the best possible apparel. Women shouldn’t have to choose between function and style when getting out on the road and trails, and we see lots of opportunity in the U.S. to build a community of riders like we have in Canada.”

Allow us to present a few choice nuggets.

The MTB Overall sports a zippered chest pocket and a zippered side opening for ventilation. Elastic at the waist and ankles aims for comfort, while the fabric is a “water-repellent, four-way stretch” material (92 percent nylon, 8 percent spandex). MSRP is $220.

On the gravel-y side of the road, Peppermint Cycling offers an Italian-made jersey with two side pockets, three back pockets, and a rear zipper pocket. The “high-quality Italian fabric” garment gets mesh panels on the underarms as well as features you’d expect, like reflective details and a silicone drop hem waistband. All that Italian craftsmanship comes at a cost: MSRP is $190.

Finally, there’s the MTB Shirt, a button-up number that’s more chillaxed than the riding you might be doing in it. The pattern is a lightly abstracted flower motif — feminine without being overly cutesy.

It also comes in a few tie-die variations. But don’t worry; the neutral tones remain intact. A side zipper pocket is the only notable feature, but hey, what more do you need on a shirt like this? MSRP is a cool $160.

Peppermint Cycling Co.’s spring line also includes shorts, socks, and other apparel. You can explore it all on Peppermint’s website.

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Fake Namerton
Fake Namerton
1 year ago

What’s up with rich white women and looking like an olive?

Mark
Mark
1 year ago
Reply to  Fake Namerton

Pretty typical view of “cyclist” in Quebec according to Law 21… Decades behind in inclusion…

Velo Kitty
Velo Kitty
1 year ago
Reply to  Fake Namerton

What turned you into a racist?

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