rh+ Super Light Project

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The Super Light Project brings the latest technology from the Spring and Summer 2021 collection to the female collection at rh+. Italian style shines through every piece of the rh+ collection, with the same technical capabilities as ever. After the launch of the Men’s Spring and Summer 2021 collection, success was immediate. The new Biomorphic Ultra-Light material blends fabric research, lightness, technical performances, style, and design. The Super Light Project is designed for women with female fitting, colours, and prints, all with the best expression of rh+’s technological DNA. 

Lightness is at the forefront of cycling – whether it’s the frame, wheels, handlebars, or even a bottle cage, cyclists are always looking to save weight. When it comes to clothing, finding the perfect balance between lightweight and performance can be difficult. Of course, you want to stay cool in the summer with a light jersey. But you also want a kit that is performance-fitted, breathable, and stylish. rh+ has the answer is the Super Light Project for women.

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