Santini Cycling refreshes its customizable line with the launch of the new Custom Series, alongside a completely redesigned website, aimed at meeting the needs of both professional teams and amateur clubs alike.
The collection is the result of collaboration and feedback from athletes of World Tour cycling teams and professional triathletes supported by the brand. Each piece is crafted with the same care and attention to detail that distinguish the official jerseys, skinsuits, and garments worn by elite champions. The collection features technical apparel for men, women, and children, designed for all seasons: from mild weather to pouring rain, from scorching heat to extreme cold.
What sets the Santini Custom Series apart are the exclusive new designs, and a range of product lines tailored to various disciplines, each with its own distinct name.
Made to Ride is the cycling line, offering road, gravel, and MTB apparel for all seasons.
Within this range, the Madss line stands out, featuring highly technical and aerodynamic garments — the same skinsuits and accessories worn by leaders of the Tour de France and the champions of the Lidl-Trek team, now available for customization.
Made to Tri includes customizable triathlon skinsuits and two-piece sets for long-distance races, as well as Olympic/sprint formats, along with competition and training swimsuits.
Made to Run is the running collection, offering ultra-lightweight, breathable summer tops, shorts, and leggings, along with specialized winter gear for training. This line is perfect for triathlon teams and running enthusiasts alike.
Finally, the collection includes Made to Smash, a small line dedicated to tennis and padel, drawing on Santini’s textile expertise to create high-performance garments made from fresh, breathable fabrics.
And for the champions of tomorrow, there’s Ride to Fly, a complete range of cycling apparel for kids.
All the pieces in the Santini Custom Series collection are designed by Santini’s team of designers, who create tailor-made graphics based on the needs and ideas of each team. Once the kit design is finalized, Santini manages the entire production process at its headquarters in Bergamo, Italy.

