Cycle clothing brand Café du Cycliste has introduced its new autumn/winter collection which includes many new items. Here are the highlights.
• Régine jacket £265
The Régine is a waterproof and windproof jacket for men, in a three-layer construction. Café du Cycliste reckon that it’s perfect for riding in extreme conditions, offering the performance of a hardshell with the breathabilty, stretch and comfort of a softshell. It’s available in red and brown options.
• Jeanne rain winter bibshorts £146
These fleece-lined thermal bib shorts for men are water resistant but still fully breathable, according to Café du Cycliste.
• Loulou rain armwarmers £37
These are waterproof. The accompanying Loulou rain legwarmers are £53.
• Pierrette windbreaker merino jersey £150
This is lightweight and breathable winter jersey for men. It comes in a race cut with a windproof front panel for added protection against the elements.
• Cosette merino base layer £70
The Cosette is a long sleeve base layer for winter made from merino wool.
• Heidi winter jacket £163
The men’s version of the Heidi jacket proved popular last winter so Café du Cycliste are adding a women’s version this time around. It still incorporates the quilted front and layered arms.
• Martine winter tights £159
These are Café du Cycliste’s winter bib tights redesigned for female cyclists. They’re made from a mix of Arctic and ThermoTech fleece-lined fabrics.
New colours
Café du Cycliste are also offering existing items of clothing in new colours.
The Yolande long-sleeved merino jersey is available in pistachio or deep burnt red, for example, while the men's Heidi jacket now comes in a blue marl as well as grey.
See the entire range, and plenty more pictures of the items mentioned above, at www.cafeducycliste.com.
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Most of it looks good, but that Pierrette windbreaker just looks a bit too... well... 'fetish' with the front that gives the impression it's made of black latex
It matches nicely with Cafe's own take on the cycle helmet:
Anyone have the Josette and able to compare it to a Gabba?
I bought a Josette too, not used a Gabba so can't compare but the Josette is great, useful 8 months of the year in the UK. I use it with Castelli nanoflex arm warmers.
We'll see if Café du Cycliste will send us in a Heidi jacket to review, then.
Yes please, as I have my eye on one for Christmas.
I bought a Heidi jacket last Feb and used it pretty much every ride until spring. Started wearing it again last week. Really impressive design and performance.
That stuff looks great.
Not tried Cafe du Cycliste kit before but I've always thought they had some good designs. Loving the look of the Heidi jacket. Very stylish and it looks to have a nice long body too, something you don't always find on women's tops/jackets.