Before it was cycling gear, workwear was just gear — built for people who moved all day and needed clothes that kept up. The Mechanic's Jacket takes that idea straight from the factory floor: heavyweight cotton, a proper collar, buttons up the front, pockets where you actually need them. Then we did what Cinelli does and made it ride.

The back opens with a central vent, borrowed more from motorcycle jackets than anything cycling ever produced, so the fabric moves with you instead of against you when you're out of the saddle. Under the arms, a perforated gusset panel adds the reach and breathability that a rigid workwear cut never had to think about. Patches on the front and sleeve are pulled from Cinelli's own iconic graphics — the winged C and the archive artwork that's been on our bikes since '48, now on your back.

Two chest pockets, two side pockets, heavyweight 100% cotton at 300 GSM, cut and sewn in Italy. It's not a cycling jacket pretending to be workwear, or workwear pretending to be technical. It's both, at once, the way it was always meant to work.