Mercier - Jersey Bicycle Edition

The Vélo Ed. jersey is a limited edition from Jersey Annecy, paying tribute to the iconic Jersey Miko-Mercier (1977-1981).

Mercier explores its rich heritage in sports competition at the highest level. The Vélo Ed. jersey pays tribute to the iconic Jersey Miko-Mercier, worn by the Mercier professional team between 1977 and 1981. Miko was a popular ice cream brand in France.

Made in France from lightweight fabric, Annecy is the ideal partner for all types of outings, in mild to warm conditions. The back panel is woven for rapid evacuation of perspiration and efficient thermoregulation.

A versatile Jersey , perfect to accompany you on all your outings, whether at high cadence or simply to clock up the miles.

Annecy is made from two fabrics, both manufactured in France. On the front and sleeves, the high-stretch fabric provides comfort and support. The back panel, meanwhile, is woven for rapid evacuation of perspiration and efficient thermoregulation. So you stay cool and dry, even when the pace picks up.

At Socks on the back, an elastic band with silicone inserts ensures a secure fit. On the sleeves, the tightening band is made of lined fabric for added comfort. On the torso, the YKK® full-height self-locking zip lets you open the Jersey when the temperature rises, and on the back, three pockets can hold everything you need on the bike.

As always with Mercier, you'll find an unparalleled level of finishing: on the front, we've placed our signature label, stitched with the Mercier logo, and printed logos. On the back of Jersey , the brand's historic colors run the full width of the back. At the collar, a strip of tricolored fabric hangs Annecy.

Why is Jersey called Annecy? To reflect Mercier's attachment to the capital of the French Alps. Sometimes nicknamed the Venice of the Alps, the town lies at an altitude of 400m, between lake and mountains. A sporty town, Annecy offers a wide range of activities for nature lovers in all seasons. In fact, the city regularly plays host to the Tour de France.