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MADE IN THE USA FROM DEADSTOCK FABRIC

The most sustainable option?

Wearing what you already have.

THE second most sustainable?

Giving forgotten fabric a second life. That’s where our Special Projects come in.

We work with deadstock fabric—textiles that were overproduced, abandoned, or just never made it to the cutting table. Instead of letting it sit in a warehouse (or worse, a landfill), we turn it into something new. The catch? We only get one shot. Each roll of fabric is a creative puzzle—jersey? Hoodie? Something totally unexpected? Once it’s used up, it’s gone. No restocks, no do-overs.

Introducing

Deadstock

Some of our most-loved pieces have come out of this process. And because everything’s made in California, we’re keeping things close to home. Less waste, more rad gear.

Check out our unique pieces before they vanish:

Introducing

SPECIAL PROJECTS x POLARTEC

Great minds think alike—and by great minds, we mean anyone who sees the potential in leftover fabric. Polartec has been pioneering recycled textiles for years, which makes them a natural fit for our Special Projects. Whether it’s upcycling deadstock or reinventing performance fabrics, we’re both on a mission to make more out of what’s already here.

Introducing

POLARTEC

Polartec and the outdoors go together like bikes and snacks—so teaming up was a no-brainer.

With a shared commitment to sustainability, we're turning recycled and deadstock fabrics into high-performance gear, offsetting emissions, and keeping plastic out of landfills.

Polartec has a history of firsts—Soda-Bottle Green fleece, softshell revolutions, and fabrics that shed fewer microfibers. Now? Waterproofing made partly from plants. Science!

As our partnership grows, so does our lineup of smarter, more responsible gear. Ride in it, geek out over it, or both.

Our Fabrics:

Delta

Polartec Delta works with your body’s natural cooling system—so you stay cool, dry, and ready to keep pedaling. We wear these year-round, but they really shine during San Francisco summer.”

Power Wool

Power Wool blends Merino’s natural magic with high-tech synthetics to handle wild temp swings like a pro. We wear these on most rides—because layering should be easy, Ornot.

Products: Merino base layer, Grid thermal jersey, crewneck, decadent cap

Power Grid

Power Grid’s lightweight grid design moves air between your skin and the jersey, keeping you cool when things heat up. It’s our signature, award-winning jersey—because breathable should actually mean breathable.

Power Dry

Power Dry’s fast-wicking, quick-drying fabric keeps sweat in check and odor at bay—so you can push hard without smelling like it. We wear these on the bike, off the bike, and sometimes way too many days in a row.

Power Air

Power Air traps warmth and fiber fragments—so you stay cozy while keeping microplastics in check. Why does that matter? Traditional fleece sheds tiny plastic fibers with every wash, which end up in our water, our food, and yep, even us. Power Air cuts that shedding by up to 85%, so you can stay warm without warming the planet. We wear these Every. Single. Day. (Seriously, try to take it off. Bet you can't.)

Power Shield Pro

Power Shield’s ultra-breathable, waterproof membrane keeps the rain out and  lets sweat escape—because nobody likes a personal sauna. Every time we wear these, we’re reminded that staying dry and comfortable is actually possible.

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Wear it on your bike, ornot

An everyday essential built with three of our favorite things: a gridded fleecy interior, Merino Wool, and deadstock fabric.