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One of the brightest examples of how Assos uses a super technical approach to make a jersey that looks incredible and feels better than anything you’ve ever worn. As Bicycling Magazine said of it, “Amazing: That's the best way to describe Assos's most expensive jersey.” Not much else we really need to say, is there?
A minimum of five types of fabric used in the SS.13 Lady aside, the real secret to this jersey is Assos obsessive focus on creating technical cycling apparel that fits a woman’s body perfectly. Based on their AEPD II fit protocol, the SS.13 Lady has an outrageous number of panels, all curved and tapered to hug your body while sitting on the bike. The The front of the jersey alone is stitched from six different panels of Assos’ proprietary Lycra and features a super narrow waist and snugly cut sleeves. Meanwhile the cut and use of multiple fabrics on the back of the jersey accentuates a woman’s narrow waist and shoulders.
If you question how different the SS.13 Lady is, take a look at the collar. It’s formed from two different pieces that meet in the back of the neck and wrap about six inches down the chest to form a ‘V’ shape. It looks different and the collar shape, along with the rest of the AEPD II ergonomic pattern, make the SS.13 feel like no other jersey on the market.
The most revolutionary feature of the SS.13 Lady is the Stretch-Stop Panel Framing in the back of the jersey. The Stretch-Stop Panel Framing rises up from the waist and is spreads across the shoulders in roughly the shape of a whale’s tail. Because it is made from Assos’ 3D Sensomesh, an open mesh that has very little elasticity, the Stretch-Stop Panel Framing serves to stabilize the SS.13 and make it fit more snugly. The Stretch-Stop Framing is also tucked behind the zippered rear pocket where it stabilizes any load that is tucked into it.
Again, lots of good looking jerseys out there, but none that fits this good and will keep you comfortable mile after mile like the SS.13 Lady.
One of the brightest examples of how Assos uses a super technical approach to make a jersey that looks incredible and feels better than anything you’ve ever worn. As Bicycling Magazine said of it, “Amazing: That's the best way to describe Assos's most expensive jersey.” Not much else we really need to say, is there?
A minimum of five types of fabric used in the SS.13 Lady aside, the real secret to this jersey is Assos obsessive focus on creating technical cycling apparel that fits a woman’s body perfectly. Based on their AEPD II fit protocol, the SS.13 Lady has an outrageous number of panels, all curved and tapered to hug your body while sitting on the bike. The The front of the jersey alone is stitched from six different panels of Assos’ proprietary Lycra and features a super narrow waist and snugly cut sleeves. Meanwhile the cut and use of multiple fabrics on the back of the jersey accentuates a woman’s narrow waist and shoulders.
If you question how different the SS.13 Lady is, take a look at the collar. It’s formed from two different pieces that meet in the back of the neck and wrap about six inches down the chest to form a ‘V’ shape. It looks different and the collar shape, along with the rest of the AEPD II ergonomic pattern, make the SS.13 feel like no other jersey on the market.
The most revolutionary feature of the SS.13 Lady is the Stretch-Stop Panel Framing in the back of the jersey. The Stretch-Stop Panel Framing rises up from the waist and is spreads across the shoulders in roughly the shape of a whale’s tail. Because it is made from Assos’ 3D Sensomesh, an open mesh that has very little elasticity, the Stretch-Stop Panel Framing serves to stabilize the SS.13 and make it fit more snugly. The Stretch-Stop Framing is also tucked behind the zippered rear pocket where it stabilizes any load that is tucked into it.
Again, lots of good looking jerseys out there, but none that fits this good and will keep you comfortable mile after mile like the SS.13 Lady.
A minimum of five types of fabric used in the SS.13 Lady aside, the real secret to this jersey is Assos obsessive focus on creating technical cycling apparel that fits a woman’s body perfectly. Based on their AEPD II fit protocol, the SS.13 Lady has an outrageous number of panels, all curved and tapered to hug your body while sitting on the bike. The The front of the jersey alone is stitched from six different panels of Assos’ proprietary Lycra and features a super narrow waist and snugly cut sleeves. Meanwhile the cut and use of multiple fabrics on the back of the jersey accentuates a woman’s narrow waist and shoulders.
If you question how different the SS.13 Lady is, take a look at the collar. It’s formed from two different pieces that meet in the back of the neck and wrap about six inches down the chest to form a ‘V’ shape. It looks different and the collar shape, along with the rest of the AEPD II ergonomic pattern, make the SS.13 feel like no other jersey on the market.
The most revolutionary feature of the SS.13 Lady is the Stretch-Stop Panel Framing in the back of the jersey. The Stretch-Stop Panel Framing rises up from the waist and is spreads across the shoulders in roughly the shape of a whale’s tail. Because it is made from Assos’ 3D Sensomesh, an open mesh that has very little elasticity, the Stretch-Stop Panel Framing serves to stabilize the SS.13 and make it fit more snugly. The Stretch-Stop Framing is also tucked behind the zippered rear pocket where it stabilizes any load that is tucked into it.
Again, lots of good looking jerseys out there, but none that fits this good and will keep you comfortable mile after mile like the SS.13 Lady.
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| Size | Chest Size |
| XS | 32" |
| S | 34" |
| M | 36" |
| L | 38" |
| XL | 40" |