MAIUM – Bicycle rain poncho ‚Van Gogh‘

Name: MAIUM - Bicycle rain poncho 'Van Gogh'
SKU: 12021
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~~165,00 €~~ 140,00 €

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Through the rain with Van Gogh’s ‚Almond Blossom‘

This lightweight, calf-length jacket from MAIUM is both a rain jacket and a rain poncho. With it, you can get anywhere on your bike – even in bad weather. Now in the limited ‚van Gogh‘ special edition. MAIUM X Van Gogh Museum.

Produkt-Details

A poncho in no time

By opening the side zippers, the rain jacket can be transformed into a rain poncho suitable for cycling in no time at all.

Dry through the rain

If you open the zipper, you have enough room to put the poncho over the handlebars.
You can then reach for the handlebars with your hands through the pockets/openings.
This keeps your legs dry and protected from the rain while riding.

Van Gogh's 'Almond Blossom'

This version was created in collaboration between MAIUM and the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. When the fabric comes into contact with water, Van Gogh’s ‚Almond Blossom‘ appears. With the help of water-repellent additives on the surface (these are considered harmless and meet European standards), the fabric only absorbs water in certain places, but repels moisture in others. This reveals the pattern, which is embedded in the material and designed in such a way that it does not wear off even after several washes.

Produkt Infos

From now on, rain is no longer an excuse….
This poncho from the Dutch brand MAIUM makes sure of that.
You can wear it as a light rain jacket or as a rain poncho on your bike.
All you have to do is open the side zippers.
If you put your hands through the side pockets, you can then place them on the handlebars and set off.
Your knees remain protected from the rain.

This poncho is waterproof (water column: 3,000 mm) and very light at 500g. Air holes under the arms prevent uncomfortable sweating.

This version was created in collaboration between MAIUM and the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. When the fabric comes into contact with water, Van Gogh’s ‚Almond Blossom‘ becomes visible. With the help of water-repellent additives on the surface (these are considered harmless and meet European standards), the fabric only absorbs water in certain places, but repels moisture in others. This makes the pattern visible. It is embedded in the material and designed in such a way that it does not wear off even after several washes.