Triumph’s new apparel line
The British manufacturer has unveiled a new line of motorcycle apparel for the fall and winter riding seasons. The shirts and jackets have a vintage look and feel, with several designs inspired by British motorcycling legend Steve McQueen.
British ex-pats will likely appreciate the new Stockton jacket, which is made of black leather with red detailing. A Union Jack design is embossed over the coat’s zip cover. Those looking for a traditional motorcycle jacket will likely instead opt for the Lexford, a conservatively-styled piece that the company claims “looks great on or off a bike.”
Besides the line of jackets, Triumph also produces a number of casual options. McQueen fans will likely be enticed by the fourth edition to the company’s “Legends” series, with a shirt that features the famous biker riding at the International Six Day Trials in 1964. Two other designs pay tribute to the Triumph legacy – “Castrol 68″ pays homage to the Isle of Man TT races while “A Breed Apart” revives a t-shirt design sold by Triumph dealers in the early 1970s.
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