There’s nothing wrong with old-fashioned, old school or, let’s put it nicely, ‘classic’ cycling. But in my imagination, cycling could be so much more exciting, cool and innovative. So, let’s forget about the old boys’ network who are keeping cycling the same old and focus on the future: women’s cycling!
The coronavirus caused border closures, social distancing, and self-isolation. But that shouldn’t prevent you from taking up adventures!
I was raised between textile shreds and lumps of clay. From clothing to furniture, almost everything at my parents’ house is handmade. I could always find my mother in her ‘hobby-room’ behind the sewing machine or modelling clay sculptures. In fact, she’s still there.
Saying farewell to group rides does not mean you have to say goodbye to peace of mind.
Avoiding people is something different. Living in a pretty dense area, it’s a challenge to find quiet roads. But I think I’ve managed to create some ‘backroad’ routes. I would also advise you to take advantage of these lovely spring evenings and carefully choose the time to hop on the bike!
You may have noticed we love to collaborate! Especially with like-minded artists, designers, other cycling brands, or in this case; an entrepreneur with coffee-making-skills and a big love for ‘the bike’. Besides developing our own collections,…
Well, it’s a fact. Most of us aren’t perfect. And that’s cool. Femme and Fab is an accessory brand from Copenhagen, created by Anne Lahn. Her creations are an ode…
Quinda Verheul dived into the deep by starting in the very first Ultra Race of her life; The Atlas Mountain Race. A race with a fixed route it’s unsupported and…
Let’s celebrate International Women’s Day with some female fire power from the Atlas Mountain Race! I R I S is born out of a desire to create something discerning, bold…
A new year, a new collection! I’m happy to present you with the result of my brainwaves over the past year. Which I tried to narrow down to a somewhat coherent collection; a very personal collection.
I know it’s easier when you do it more often. Preparing the bike, watching the weather report, choosing your outfit, looking out the window for hints. Trying to decide, wether this is going to be a winterday or a springday.
Quinda’s preparation for the Atlas Mountain Race. “I’ve just sent my application in for the Atlas Mountain Race, my first ultra, and I’m so excited at the chance to participate in such an event”.
As clothing gets more advanced, the art of layering also becomes easier. Of course, the way clothing is layered depends on the temperature, and it’s a little bit of an art form.
