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The beautiful Colombian-inspired kit that Egan Bernal has created for INEOS Grenadiers
CyclingWednesday, 12 July 2023 at 10:25
Colombian cyclist Egan Bernal continues to make his mark on the Ineos Grenadiers team. After his outstanding performance at the Tour de Romandie and the Critérium du Dauphiné, where he achieved outstanding results after suffering a crash, Bernal has been signed up for the Tour de France with the objective of supporting his teammate Carlos Rodríguez and helping him reach the podium. However, it is not only on the road that Bernal is attracting attention, as he is now making waves off the road as well.
On Monday, July 10, the British team Ineos Grenadiers presented a uniform designed by Bernal, inspired by his native country. This set of jerseys was launched under the name "A jersey for the summer, A jersey for Colombia!".
The jersey has become a collector's item and is now available for purchase on the official INEOS Grenadiers team website. For the creation of this design, some details were suggested to Egan Bernal, such as the background tone and the location of the Colombian flag.
In a video posted on the official channels of the INEOS team, Bernal can be seen opening the product and seeing it physically for the first time after approving the design. In addition, the 26-year-old cyclist explains the process he went through to make the jerseys, which in addition to the jersey, include a cap and socks.
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Now, it is important to know the prices of these items. On the British team's website, the jersey designed by Bernal is priced at £85. The cap is on sale for £19.95 and the socks cost £20. However, it is important to note that currently only the jersey is available, as the other two products are sold out due to the great demand they have generated.
Egan Bernal's initiative to design this collection of jerseys represents a way to honor and highlight his Colombian roots, as well as to share his love for cycling and his country with his fans. Furthermore, this collaboration demonstrates once again the growing impact that Bernal is having both in the world of cycling and in the sports industry in general.
Egan Bernal's talent and passion are not only limited to his performances on the road, but transcend beyond that, allowing him to explore new opportunities and express his creativity. With his participation in the design of this collection, Bernal has managed to capture the essence of Colombia and transmit it through a jersey that has become a true symbol for cycling and sports fans in general.
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