First look: 2010 clothing from Sombrio

By James Costley-White | Sunday, Sep 13, 2009 9.00am

We've just been shown some of the 2010 Sombrio gear by UK distributors Paligap, and it's certainly eye-catching stuff.

While the brand has its roots on Vancouver's North Shore and made its name with products aimed at the freeride fraternity, the latest clobber includes some surprisingly traditional and retro-looking jerseys.

But don't worry – there's still plenty of lairy-looking baggy gear if that's what you're after.

This kit won't be hitting shop shelves in the UK until February, so details are scant and we don't have prices yet, but we thought you might like a quick look. As soon as we get more info on specs and RRPs, we'll let you know.

Sombrio 2010 downhill shorts and jersey:

Sombrio's new race kit is available in yellow, black (see top of story) or blue

Sombrio 2010 jersey: sombrio 2010 jersey

Sombrio 2010 jersey: sombrio 2010 jersey

Sombrio 2010 jersey: sombrio 2010 jersey

These new trail jerseys with different coloured sleeves offer a more understated look

Sombrio 2010 jersey: sombrio 2010 jersey

These new, dare we say it, 'roadie'-style jerseys are somewhat of a departure for Sombrio

Sombrio 2010 jersey: sombrio 2010 jersey

This retro-looking merino wool top is also included in the 2010 range

Sombrio 2010 jacket: sombrio 2010 jacket

This new jacket combines casual acceptable-in-the-pub looks with some technical features

Sombrio 2010 women's jersey: sombrio 2010 women's jersey

Sombrio's women's clothing has been going down a storm and that looks set to continue

Sombrio 2010 gloves: sombrio 2010 gloves

Sombrio 2010 gloves: sombrio 2010 gloves

Sombrio 2010 cap: sombrio 2010 cap

If bright colours are more your thing, check out these new gloves and caps

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  • I wish I still had some of the clothes I was wearing in the 80's. I could've asked a clothing line to put their name on it and sold it for top dollar. Total rubbish.

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