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Team LottoNL-Jumbo chooses fashion of Miller&Monroe

Team LottoNL-Jumbo will be dressed by Miller&Monroe. The only Dutch World Tour Team is going to wear the casual collection of the Dutch fashion brand.

Since this year, Miller&Monroe has been delivering casual clothing for riders and staff. Team LottoNL-Jumbo’s General Manager Richard Plugge is very content with the new partner and the extensive clothing product range: “It’s important that we, as a team, always have a nice, uniform look. We’re travelling to a lot of places in the world with varying climates. Riders and staff can now dress accordingly. We’l are Miller&Monroe really thankful for this.”

Philippe Hes, manager at Miller&Monroe and initiator of the deal, is happy with the partnership. “It’s special to be part of this ambitious team as a sponsor. A big part of our male customers are fan of cycling or ride a race bike themselves. Moreover, the number of female cycling fans is growing fast. Besides, our innovative collection can also bring them closer to the team. Furthermore, we find the feedback of the team about the clothing really important.”

Team LottoNL-Jumbo and Miller&Monroe have agreed on a partnership for three years.

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