"Ornot's newest Habanero Delta Jersey tackles the warmer temperatures with lightweight Polartec Delta fabric technology. This tech works with your body's natural sweat production to keep you comfortable. Of course, sweat is the body's cooling system. And this new fabric uses a combination of hydrophobic and hydrophilic yarns that wicks and spreads perspiration across your body, rather than letting it pool against your skin."
"This helps with evaporation and cooling. And it also reduces the clingy feeling you get with wet fabric. Plus, redistributing the moisture of your sweat, increases airflow for better breathability. These inherent cooling properties are built directly into the material structure, so they won't diminish or wash out over time. That means you'll get the same temperature regulation benefits throughout the jersey's lifespan."
"This new Ornot Habanero Delta jersey is made from deadstock Polartec Delta fabric, and is cut and sewn in California. It's part of Ornot's Special Projects collection. Using deadstock material means they're using existing materials that might otherwise go unused. But that also make it a limited edition. So, that also means that once this batch sells out, there won't be more."
"Polartec Delta fabric (49% Polyester, 49% Lyocell, 2% Spandex) patented moisture distribution / evaporative cooling tech for more effective cooling on hot days (>80°F / 27°C) raglan sleeves for increased articulation and next-to-skin"
The Habanero Delta Jersey from Ornot is designed for warm Spring and Summer cycling. It uses lightweight Polartec Delta fabric technology that works with natural sweat production to keep riders comfortable. The fabric combines hydrophobic and hydrophilic yarns to wick and spread perspiration across the body instead of pooling against skin. This supports evaporation and cooling while reducing the clingy feel of wet fabric. Moisture redistribution increases airflow for better breathability. The cooling properties are built into the material structure and are intended to remain effective over time. The jersey is made from deadstock Polartec Delta fabric, cut and sewn in California, and is limited edition. It retails for $165.
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