"Hatch 2" Jersey by Gregory Klein - Women's

OVERVIEW: This Ascent jersey is the perfect choice for those who want a traditional fit without the second-skin feel found in aer fit jerseys. It's also the jersey we've come to think of as our ever-reliable workhorse. Three full-size pockets allow you to load up for a long day in the saddle and the highly-wicking, honeycomb-patterned material performs extremely well in a variety of conditions.

FABRIC & CONSTRUCTION: Designed with versatility in mind, the Ascent is constructed with a combination of wicking Quattro-Lite and breathable mesh. A full-length zipper, elastic sleeve openings, silicone gripper and neck tape means you'll get maximum comfort from the race-proven jersey.

THE SPECS:

• Women’s specific design
• Quattro-Lite fabric (100% polyester; 145g) 
• Breathable mesh side panels
• Pactimo TotalFit™ design for excellent anatomical fit 
• Full-length YKK zipper with Pactimo pull-tab
• Elastic sleeve opening
• Anti-chafe neck tape in collar 
• Ultra-soft silicone gripper at waist
• 3 full rear pockets 
• Rear pocket opening for headphones and earbud loop in neckline
• Rear reflective trim

Pair with the matching Artist Series bibs for a full-kit look or black Ascent Vector Bibs or Shorts for a more vintage appearance. Pack an Ultra-Lite Rain Jacket into one of the full-size pockets and you're ready for rain, wind or a chilly mountain descent. When things turn colder, pair with arm warmers and the extremely versatile, 3-pocket Breckenridge WX-D Vest and you'll be good in temperatures down into the 30's.

Gregory Klein
Greg is the designer of the popular bike culture book BIKE SNOB NYC and follow-up book BIKE JOURNAL. He’s been riding and racing all types of bikes for well over two decades and for the past twelve years has been doing branding and advertising design for a long list of clients such as American Eagle and Puma. Read More

Gina Triplett & Matt Curtius
Gina and Matt met while attending the Maryland Institute College of Art where she studied illustration, and he studied painting. Their work today draws upon these backgrounds as they bring a personal and expressive perspective to their work for clients. Read More