Cycling Bargains - Condor Finest Italian Imports T-Shirt (Condor-5061031870098)
Condor Finest Italian Imports T-Shirt
Product Description
Condor has been supporting cyclists for over seventy-five years and our limited edition T-shirt celebrates our founder, Mount Young's drive to source the best brands to fit onto his bicycle frames. From Campagnolo to silk tubular tyres and Assos shorts made from a mysterious new fabric, Lycra, Monty made it his mission to import fine cycle products for Britain's riders.
The Condor Finest Italian Imports T-shirt is screen printed by hand in the UK onto sustainably sourced tees that use ethically and organically grown cotton. We've used water-based inks that do not contain PVC, phthalates, or any other toxic chemicals.
The T-shirt features a chest pocket logo and illustration of the iconic 1980s centre pull aero brake, nicknamed the Delta brake.
Specification
Front and back design
Slightly longer sleeve length and a relaxed, loose fit - if you prefer a slimmer fit, please size down
Hand printed in the UK
Water-based inks free from PVC and toxic chemicals
100% organic ring spun cott...
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