Rossignol Reveals Its Spring-Summer 19 Urban Mobility Collection Designed By Damir Doma

The concept of visibility, introduced in the winter season, evolves in windscreen jackets fully realized in the reflective version or in the exclusive fabrics by Reda Active, such as the technical wool with nylon layer and the double-face Luminor Membrane. The latter is finished with a membrane made of fluorescent pigments, which allow the fabric to recharge with sunrays and gradually release the light in the dark. Insulating materials include personalised quilting with the rooster all-over drawing and the silver garment dyed that conveys a vintage look, both used also in women jackets as an alternative to ultralight nylon and metallic light blue texture already used in the past winter collections.

Knitwear re-interprets the graphic concept of the ski stripes in the contrasting tricot finishings, while the Rossignol tricolor adds an iconic reference to the overalls inspired by the 80s, re-edited both in jersey and in technical triacetate fabric. Next to the rubber logo with the embossed rooster and the unfailing tricolor inserts, the detail of the eyelet stands out on the pockets to allow earphones to come out. The Hero and Soul 7 graphics, transferred from Rossignol’s best-seller skis on sweaters and T-shirts, evoke an immediate parallelism between speed lived at high altitude and speed pursued in the city streets.