Vulpine upgrades the Harrington rain jacket for its Made in Britain range

Tartan lining, washable waxed cotton, metal zips - it looks the business

Vulpine

Published: August 12, 2016 at 12:47 pm

The hugely popular Vulpine Harrington rain jacket for urban cyclists just received a major update, and we think you'll want to take a look. It's got a tartan lining, it's made from washable waxed cotton, and details include two-way gun metal zips, updated collars, and new colours. In short, it looks great.

For the first item in its new Made in Britain range, Vulpine has updated its biggest seller. It’s now made in Blackburn, Lancashire from a lightweight, windproof British Millerain cloth, compared to the Epic Cotton previously used. We’re interested to see how that affects its water resistance.

The new Harrington comes in khaki, black or stone - Vulpine

As a result, the new Harrington rain jacket will be lighter weight, designed for warm to mild conditions, and comes in three colours: black, khaki green and stone. It’ll cost you £295 (international pricing TBC), which is around £45 more than the existing Harrington.

Don’t worry, though, Epic Cotton fans, there’s plenty more in the company’s new autumn/winter line. It has been working hard with a high-tech mill in Italy to create its own secret Epic Cotton, which promises increased durability, reduced cotton colour fade and added stretch for on-bike fit.

Vulpine's Indian Summer range

The Vulpine Urban Cycling jeans come in men's and women's versions, and look great - Vulpine

For this first release of products in what it is calling its ‘Indian Summer’ release – designed for cold starts and changeable conditions – there are Urban Cycling Jeans in men’s and women’s cuts, long-sleeve merino Alpine jerseys, and some nice new socks. Scroll through the gallery above for more pics.

The Urban Cycling Jeans have natural indigo dyeing for a dark, classy look - Vulpine

The new slim-cut jeans have natural indigo dyeing for a darker, classier look, a little bit of added stretch for on-bike manoeuvres, and come with a diamond gusset, so you don’t have to sit on seams. Sounds good. They’ll cost £120 (again, no international pricing as yet).

For more info head to www.vulpine.cc. We’ll be getting the new British Harrington jacket in to the BikeRadar office soon, watch this space.