The Macchiato Jersey draws its name from the Italian word for 'stained,' translating the concept into a layered, painterly graphic built on a warm off-white base. Splashes of cobalt, turquoise, slate blue, deep green, grey, and black read like brushstrokes, smears, and drips across the surface — closer to an artist's studio wall than a conventional jersey print. Crisp black graphics and Japanese typography spelling 'Non-Automotive Department' provide a structured graphic counterpoint to the loose, analog surface, while small stamp-like symbols add a collected, street-influenced detail.
Off-white base with layered abstract paint-effect print
Colorway: cobalt, turquoise, slate blue, deep green, grey, and black
Crisp black graphics and Japanese typography on chest
Small stamp and symbol details throughout
Cycling jersey construction and cut
Graphic references artist palette and studio aesthetic
