Cesarine
CHF 80.00
Unit price per
Classic.
Road cycling apparel that rolls across technical jerseys, premium bib shorts, protective layers and the gamut of accessories. All obsessively designed on the Côte d'Azur.
A sports bra developed for cycling and suited to a wide range of activities, providing exceptional comfort balanced with optimum support. Cesarine has a mesh back designed to evenly distribute pressure and maximise performance, whether riding hard or running trails. Soft against the skin, the main fabric effectively wicks away moisture, while a double-elastic front adds additional support. The bra is constructed using recycled yarns, and has removeable cups and a flying fish motif on the front.
Specifications
Usage
Temperature Range:
Performance Fit.
This garment features high stretch fabrics and is cut close to the body for maximum efficiency. A ‘second skin’ approach focused on active performance.
Sustainability
NEW LIFE™ Certification Fabric
This company is committed to accountability, transparency, and continuous improvement.
Recycliste.
We have a pre-loved platform for products with many miles left in them.
Material & Care
Composition.
76% Recycled Polyester
4% Elastane
Care instructions.
Machine Wash 30°C
Cool Iron
Do Not Bleach
Do Not Tumble Dry
Dry Flat
Do Not Dry Clean
Weight: 0.1 kg
Made In: Tunisia
Fabric: French
Size Chart
| XS | S | M | L | XL | |
| Chest | 82-86 | 86-90 | 90-94 | 94-98 | 98-102 |
| Under Bust | 68-72 | 72-77 | 77-82 | 82-87 | 87-92 |
| Cup Size | A-C | A-D | A-D | A-D | A-D |
Delivery & Returns
Orders with a value above 200 CHF will be shipped free. If your order value is less than this amount, we offer a single rate regardless of package size and weight. Shipping to Switzerland costs 25 CHF. The estimated delivery time is 3 working days. All our deliveries are shipped signed for and are tracked to ensure you are kept fully up to date with the status of your order. Returns are easy and quick via a dedicated portal and can be made up to 15 days after receipt of your package.
