Traviata Casaca

Traviata, the tailor-style competition jacket is designed for Hunter riders. Achieve a sleek and elegant look with its tailored fit and elongated length. It is intended to be very light, breathable and offers great freedom of movement. Compatible with the airbag Concorde and Helite Zip'in 2 airbag.

The color palette
Traviata is available in navy blue.

Design
Traviata is the new jacket added to the family of competition jackets. Still in the tailoring spirit, it is intended to be longer than the other jackets. Its cut and style make it discreet, chic and elegant. Made entirely from a very technical lightweight fabric (the same fabric used as the Cadence competition jacket), its cut outlines and slims the silhouette. Hunter riders could well benefit from it. Its princess cutout on the front and back, the 3 black buttons on the front and the 4 buttons on each cuff as well as 2 false pockets with single-piped flaps add structure to the piece. In addition to being very light, it is also very breathable thanks to its mesh inserts under the arms.


Manufacturing
Made in Romania

This Italian “Sensitive” fabric, thin, light and breathable, provides optimal comfort. The fabric used is the same as that of the Cadence competition jacket without the perforations. It is designed to be easy to care for, dry quickly, and be non-pilling and wrinkle-free.
It is treated to protect your skin from UV rays.
The fabric is made of polyamide microfiber and Lycra (elastane), which ensures good elasticity (bi-stretch).


Composition
68% polyamide
32% elastane


Size advice
We recommend taking your usual size to wear it snugly. Take a size larger if you want to wear it over an airbag. If you have any doubts, you can also ask us for advice by contacting us directly on the chat.

Renata is 1.75m (5'9) tall and wears a size 36.

How to maintain your Traviata?
It has been designed to be easy to maintain, dry quickly, not pilling and not to crease. We recommend machine washing closed inside out at 30°C maximum with a spin speed of no more than 900 rpm.
It is then best to let the Traviata competition jacket dry on a hanger in the open air. Especially no tumble dryer. You can then iron it at low temperature on the reverse side.