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Outlier – NYC
This is secretly a post about wool. But don’t think of it that way, just as cool cycling gear from a company in NYC. Plus, it’s interesting, they had an idea about clothing they wanted to make and they’ve started making it – in very small quantities (that seem to sell out quickly). Sounds like a kinda familiar roadmap. The hoody & T are, of course, wool. The pants on the other hand are made out of that crazy hi-tech fabric (scroll down) that’s designed to repel dirt & water based on the lotus plant. It’s kind of like reverse velcro. Nifty. Could they really be everyday pants though?