MAAP Transit Apparel (aka MTA) has an update, building on the first collection. According to the Australian cycling brand, MTA has a new promise… ‘to offer seamless transitions through the wilderness of modern urban life. The largely unisex product line brings greater mass transit appeal on and off the road for effortless movement.’
MTA’s second drop sees an expanded line-up, including for the first time, women’s Transit shorts and leggings. The essential design philosophy behind the collection remains. Purchasers can expect four-way stretch fabrics and progressive colourways; modern, oversized square cut fits; lightweight, breathable and durable water-resistant materials with odour control technology.
Reflectivity enhances visibility in low light conditions to keep riders safe when cutting their way through traffic.
MAAP added… ‘Too often the parts of our day where we’re simply moving between appointments feel like they consume more than their share of each 24 hours. If you have to change clothes at the start and end of each of these transitions, that eats up yet more of your precious time. By creating clothing that can credibly be worn on the bike and off, MAAP seeks to change that – to limit the time we waste, allowing us to focus on the moments that move us.’
“We’re so happy to bring an extended offering to the MAAP Transit Apparel range,” said Oliver Cousins, co-founder of MAAP. “We all live these inherently complex and intertwined lives now, always bouncing from one place to the next.
“Transit is about supporting that, minimising the hassle of a quick change of clothes. The intention is to give people more time in their days to focus on the important things.”
