First awarded in 1968 and then discontinued in 1989, the combined jersey or, maillot du combiné, was given to the rider with the highest aggregate placings in the yellow, polka-dot, and green jersey competitions over the course of the Tour. The solid red areas of the design relate to another historic but short lived classification jersey, the “points chaud”, introduced in 1984 and awarded to the rider that took the most wins in the intermediate sprints during the race. Classic fit for a timeless look. The jersey features a front, back and raw cut sleeves in recycled fabrics from PET and waste yarns. Breathable mesh sides promote greater ventilation on the hottest days. Equipped with a triple back pocket, with an additional zipped pocket to keep valuables safe. Great to show your passion for Le Tour all summer long.
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