CoolPlus:100% Polyester 350 gram
CoolPlus is a type of new functional fiber, which can transport water and keep the skin healthy. It applies the capillary action resulted from the micro-slits on the fiber surface to rapidly absorb the sweat from skin surface, diffuse it to a larger area through several actions, such as wicking, diffusing, transporting, etc., to make the fabric dry faster. At the same time, the air permeability of the fiber is applied to release the hot air out of the body in keeping the skin fresh and cool.
Technical Properties: Capilary Wicking, Temperature management, Sun Protective.
Colors available: White, Black, Navy, Red, Royal Blue, Forest Green, Athletic Gold, Kelly Green, True Orange, Purple, Silver
Colors for Textured CoolPlus: White, Black

• The fabric is highly breathable and does not restrict the movement of moisture vapor.
• “Touch points“ on the fabric inner surface draw off the sweat. Sweat is wicked off the skin to the outside of the fabric where it spreads rapidly for evaporation. Polartec® Power Dry® fabrics move at least 30% more moisture away from the skin than single component fabrics.
• When the sweat reaches the outside of the fabric, it spreads out to many times its original surface area, enabling it to dry at least 2 times faster than cotton.

Colors: White, Black, Navy, Red,Royal Blue, Burgundy, Forest Green, Athletic Gold, Columbia Blue

Vertex has a dual-layer ribbed construction, which gives it more stretch than other woven fabrics.  Combined with a super light-weight and soft hand, this provides excellent movement when worn loose or close to the body.  The dual-layers are what give Vertex its unique eco-technical advantage. Next to the skin is recycled polyester, with engineered wicking; the outside layer is rated for sun protection.  With a rating exceeding 40 UPF for white, you are not only kept cool and protected, you are doing it with recycled fibers!

Colors: White, Black, Royal Blue

 Fabrics used in Bottoms

Aero Dimplex®: 82% Polyester, 18% Lycra 200 gram
this is a low-resistance material that was designed using wind-tunnel testing.  Dimplex actively generates a turbulent airflow from the small dimples.  The turbulence reduces friction, which is the theory behind the dimples on the surface of a golf ball to carry the ball farther. And its not all about sliding through the wind, you want to do it without feeling like you are wrapped in a sausage skin. e1 Textiles absorb sweat and transport it away from the body without drying out the skin.  Our Aero Dimplex acts like a second skin, providing physical comfort thanks to skin-friendly properties, hygiene and freedom of movement. 
The textile is a single- or multi-layer knit structure that uses spun and textured yarns.
This use of different yarns ensures that moisture is transferred from the first layer to the outer layer where it can evaporate.
Technical Properties: Wicking, breatheable, reduced friction.
Colors available: White, Black.

 Fabrics used in Jackets

SofShell e3 textiles are windproof and waterproof thanks to their modern membrane technology.  They provide optimal protection even in adverse weather conditions.
These multilayer laminates, which are provided with an ultra-elastic, hydrophilic 20u-thick PU membrane, are permeable to water vapour (RET values of 5-15).  At the same time they have a waterproof rating of over 7000 mm, ensuring they are both windproof and waterproof.

Color: White

 Fabrics used in Undershirts and Speedsuits

Drywick (Black, Navy, Red, White, Royal Blue, Maroon, Burgundy, Gold, Yellow, Forest Green, Kelly Green, Orange, Lilac, Columbia Blue, Academy Blue, Leander Pink, Regal Purple)
Our midweight wickable fabric, soft stretch, durable.

Polypropylene (black, navy)
Wickable and strong. Treated with anti-microbial, this fabric won't retain either water or bacteria. Retains its body for years of tough use. Perfect for unisuit bottoms, tops, trou and tights.

Brushed Polypropylene (black, navy, red, white, forest green)
Same fabric as above brushed inside, gives added insulation. Great for a very warm technical shirt, leggings and full-length unitight.

Organic Cotton
Organic farming reduces the mass use of pesticides, chemicals and water. The chemicals used in conventional cotton production are some of the most harmful known to man. Every year new chemicals are created to spray cotton crops as the cotton plant, and insects that invade it, grow immune to the current chemicals used. Organic cotton still requires a great deal of water to grow. Turkey and the USA are the largest producers of organic cotton, however it still only accounts for .03% of the world's total cotton production.