MAAP and P.A.M. Reunite for Second Collaboration “PAAM 2.0”

Though we’re a long way away from knowing what that would be like, MAAP’s latest collaborative collection gives us a glimpse into an intergalactic cycling future. Seriously.

Once again, linking up with Perks and Mini (or P.A.M.), the cycling gear expert filters its functional apparel through a psychedelic visual language and free-wheeling aesthetic for a technical collection, unlike any other on-bike style you’ve seen before.

Informed by adventures beyond Earth and inspired by the transient nature of a desert sunrise and the unearthly atmosphere of the landscape by night, the collection is brought to life through a series of cracked graphics, trippy typography, and high-contrast color schemes.

As is the standard for MAAP, quality is key, ensuring that jerseys are crafted in premium Italian fabrics while cargo bibs are storage-heavy and abrasion-resistant. Reflective pieces are accounted for across jackets and tees, while Polartec offers some cozy warmth to fleeced hoodies.

Alongside the apparel lines, you’ll find plenty of accessories, including a cap, gloves, neck and arm warmers, socks, and a water bottle. If that still isn’t enough, the collection includes an exclusive zine celebrating cycling’s renegade spirit with photographs by Sarah Pannell and art direction by Misha Hollenbach.