Recycle or Go Extinct.

We don't believe someone else will protect the places we ride.

Not governments. Not companies. Not tomorrow.

We believe responsibility starts with us.

With the three pieces of litter we pick up before the end of every ride.
With the trails we leave cleaner than we found them.
With the products we choose to wear.

That's why this jersey exists.

What we wear should match what we believe.

The Trash Hunters jersey is made with RELOV, an innovative circular fabric created from end-of-life cycling apparel.

No virgin polyester.
No new fossil resources.

Just worn-out jerseys transformed into high-performance fabric, ready for thousands of new kilometres.

Because protecting nature isn't only about removing waste from it.
It's also about creating less of it in the first place.

Built for the ride. Built for the next one.

RELOV is the result of five years of research into textile circularity.

Using advanced chemical recycling, old cycling garments become premium technical fabric with the same feel, durability and performance as virgin polyester.

The result is a jersey with a carbon footprint around 68% lower than a conventional cycling jersey, designed to be recycled again at the end of its life.

A jersey made to ride.
A jersey made to return.
A jersey made to ride again.

The numbers

• ~0.9 kg CO₂e vs. ~3 kg for a conventional jersey
• 85% recycled textile waste
• 100% European, fully traceable supply chain
• Designed for circularity and recyclable at end of life

Performance first.

Circular doesn't mean compromise.

• Full-length zip for ventilation
• Three rear pockets + secure zipped pocket
• Silicone gripper hem
• Regular fit
• UPF 50+ protection

Everything you'd expect from a premium cycling jersey.

Only with a different story behind the fabric.

More than a jersey.

A piece of litter left on a trail doesn't stay there.

It breaks apart.
It becomes invisible.
It becomes part of the rivers, the oceans, the food we eat and the places we love.

Picking it up is one way to act.

Choosing products that keep materials in circulation is another.

Neither gesture will change the world on its own.

Together, they change the way we move through it.

Welcome to the Trash Hunters.