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The Collection THE COLLECTION PREMIUM SPORTSWEAR SPRING–SUMMER 16 SEASONAL FOCUS SS 16 OUR INSPIRATION MAIN CATEGORIES Individuality – so important to our customers and a SUB CATEGORIES crucial core value for us – is our guiding light for the NEWS SS 16 season. We have created quality clothing that allows the individual to shine forth, facing every situation UNDERWEAR with personal confidence, style and comfort. From the hustle and bustle of the city to the active appreciation of unspoilt nature, the functionality and versatility of our The Invisibles garments help people to meet and surpass challenges with innovative, fresh solutions. Sports Bra Padded Medium Support ABOUT THE COLLECTION We’re taking maximum performance and unique design to a new level in our Spring-Summer collection. Our ENDURANCE HIGHLINE passion and experience in creating the best gear to suit every level of activity has culminated in modern products that are ultra-light and incredibly versatile Mountain Running Bike Off Course Tec Shirts yet fashionable. Combined with perfected cuts and Performance progressive high-comfort design technologies, individuality and the Art of Layering go hand in hand LTTL - Lighter Aerodynamic this season at Odlo. Protection in Motion Protection in Motion The Odlo Polo than the Lightest engineering Unique Underwear Unique Underwear LTTL - Lighter Women’s Seamless – Underwear – Underwear than the Lightest Technology inside Technology inside Men’s Endurban 2.0 ACCESSORIES Sports Socks X-Light New cap series A FEW NOTES ON SOME DETAILS Aerodynamic, Lightweight and performance- oriented are the keynotes of our cycling products. The Kamikaze range for men creates an aerodynamic advantage by combining aggressive cuts and fits with advanced new technical fabrics that help beat the elements and slice through the wind. And when every ounce counts, our jerseys offer aerodynamic functionality for an ultimate performance ride. The modern, super lightweight Breathe garments feature our special burnout design technology and The Yocto and Yotta shirt Maximum mesh fabric provides flattering fits and stylish breathability and individuality reach a looks as well as excellent ventilation on those higher level with our new super-light hot summer days. Yocto and Yotta shirts. Using progressive burnout design technology, our mesh fabric garments set new standards in performance and original style, with ultra-light products and ventilation to help regulate body temperature. Light and invisible Our innovative new Both shirts feature innovative seams and Invisible String provides ultimate comfort a special cut at the back, combining the along with an unbeatable barely-there look. best of functionality and stylish design. The feather-light Invisible String offers optimal invisible comfort and a fantastic natural look – great for wearing underneath tights. Pairs up perfectly with our Medium Support Sports Bra with removable cup padding. Summer wouldn’t be the same without Highline and Tec Shirts Drawing on our unique our Revolution Light underwear. We have underwear technology and our new reliable combined function, comfort and finest technology has led to the creation of exciting merino wool to create the best all-round new products for the Highline collection. underwear in fresh new summery shades. High-performance Tec Shirts are just right for layering on those cool mornings and hot days. Our sophisticated, proven underwear technology provides great design elements and is extremely effective at wicking away moisture. For example, the new Indra 3-layer jacket has functional features based on our Cubic technology, ensuring unprecedented levels of comfort. 6 Underwear 7 Underwear Sports Bra 130281_70357 String 130311_31600 Sports Bra 170211_40163 Running Shorts 348051_40168 8 Underwear 9 Underwear Shirt 182041_10000 Panty 182071_10000 Singlet 110091_40163 Panty 110101_40163 10 Underwear 11 Under wear Shirt 182042_20221 Boxer 182072_20221 Shirt 110292_20227 Boxer 110312_20227 12 Running 13 Running Cap 792410_10000 Shirt 347651_40163 Shorts 348051_15700 Cap 792430_31600 Tank 348001_32300 Sports Bra 170211_10385 Tights 347721_70251 Shorts 348011_31600 14 Running 15 Running Jacket 347981_10350 Singlet 381101_40157 Tights 349011_10353 Shorts 347691_40157 Cap 792430_20221 Jacket 347982_40158 Shirt 347992_20221 Shorts 348012_10353 16 Running 17 Running Shirt 347972_15000 Shorts 347622_40166 Shirt 347652_10418 Shorts 347692_40158 18 Bike 19 Bike Shirt 411161_10025 Underwear Singlet 182051_10000 Tights short 421871_10000 Shirt 410971_70366 Underwear Singlet 182051_10000 Tights short 421741_10353 20 Bike 21 Bike Shirt 411171_40157 Underwear Singlet 182051_10000 Tights short 421821_10369 Shirt 411172_15000 Underwear Shirt 181022_15000 Tights short 421882_15000 Gloves 770340_15162 22 Bike 23 Bike Shirt 411182_60071 Arm Warmer 776810_15000 Tights short 421892_60071 Leg Warmer 776820_15000 Shirt 411152_10394 Underwear Shirt 181022_15000 Tights short 421872_20221 Gloves 770340_60056 24 Highline 25 Highline Vest 527361_31600 Jacket 526741_32300 Singlet 222131_30248 Pants 526861_10353 Cap 776800_20244 Midlayer Jacket 526381_28700 Pants 526801_31600 26 Highline 27 Highline Cap 776800_40168 Midlayer 526761_40168 Shorts 526891_32300 Jacket 526701_40159 Pants 526851_15700 28 Highline 29 Highline Midlayer 526762_20244 Shirt 221742_20221 Shorts 526852_15700 Jacket 526752_20243 Pants 526882_10353 30 Highline 31 Highline Midlayer Jacket 526502_10353 Pants 525672_10349 Hat 792680_70374 Jacket 525602_70374 Shirt 221742_32300 Shorts 526892_10353 32 Tec Shirts 33 Tec Shirts Hat 776770_20244 Polo Shirt 525922_40168 Pants 525672_10353 Hat 776770_15700 Polo Shirt 222171_40163 Pants 526921_10353 34 Accessories 35 Accessories Cap 776750_70374, 40169 Cap 776800_40168, 10390 Socks 777080_31600, 10000,10353, 20221 Socks 777090_10369, 10025, 10394 Contact Odlo International AG Bösch 47 CH-6331 Hünenberg [email protected] odlo.com.
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