Introducing the new custom
VALLIER x CASTELLI COLLECTION
Vallier was launched in 2019 in Montreal. The brand was born from the vision of designing clothes for everyday city life, elegantly incorporating all the benefits of cutting-edge outdoor technologies.
From collection to collection, they’ve asserted and reaffirmed their personality, embodied in a range of timeless, durable essentials. Their approach is globally responsible—based on sustainable material choices and manufacturing processes, and the production of a third of their collection in Canada.
In 2024, the brand teamed up with Castelli to offer a unique perspective on what high-performance cycling apparel can be. This is the story of products that appeal to the urban cycling community and beyond, who live and breathe cycling as an integral part of their lifestyle.
From collection to collection, they’ve asserted and reaffirmed their personality, embodied in a range of timeless, durable essentials. Their approach is globally responsible—based on sustainable material choices and manufacturing processes, and the production of a third of their collection in Canada.
In 2024, the brand teamed up with Castelli to offer a unique perspective on what high-performance cycling apparel can be. This is the story of products that appeal to the urban cycling community and beyond, who live and breathe cycling as an integral part of their lifestyle.
THE ESSENCE OF THE COLLABORATION
The idea of shooting in Girona was an appealing one. The city has become a hub for international cycling since the 1990s, attracting an ever-increasing number of professionals who train there, and enthusiasts who take a break from the winter to rack up the kilometres in preparation for spring.
RIDE LIKE NEVER BEFORE
Combining Montreal elegance with Castelli’s cutting-edge technology and refinement, the Vallier and Castelli collaboration offers a unique perspective on what high-performance cycling apparel can be.
RIDING WITH THE COMMUNITY
Community is a recurring theme when discussing the collaboration with those involved. It's central to Vallier's vision, and it's a direction that Castelli also embody. In the world of amateur cycling, there has always been a tendency to want to imitate the professionals—to ride the same machines, and wear the same clothes.
Images: @Sergi Mas de Xaxars