Takahiro Okazawa
has continued to create impressive pieces to add to the CLS: Cycle collection, consistently abiding to their simple atheletic and functional theme. And the latest release from CLS seems no different with the main feature being a water proof front zip pocket on the thigh of the raw denim making for an exciting release with comparison’s to Fenom’s side pocket. Expect the denim to be biker friendly as CLS continue to prove an innovative comodity in track bike scene. info from Honeyee.
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