Patta and Rapha Drop Second Cycling Collab!
by Adriano Batista
Patta and Rapha are teaming up again, dropping their second cycling collection built on performance, style, and a shared mission to bring more diversity to the sport. This is all about energy, community, and the simple joy of riding.
The collection mixes Rapha’s high-performance tech with Patta’s streetwear edge, creating pieces that work just as well on the bike as they do off. Think aero jerseys, cargo bib shorts, and hoodies that slide seamlessly into everyday wear. The phrase “LOBI LIBI,” meaning “love life” in Surinamese, appears throughout, a reminder to appreciate the ride itself, not just the destination.
Anna McLeod from Rapha puts it simply: cyclists often obsess over stats, but this collab is a reminder to enjoy the ride for what it is. The campaign backs that up, showcasing the gear in everyday settings, far from race-day intensity. Street photography and candid moments drive home the idea that cycling is for everyone.
Patta’s Creative Director, Vincent van de Waal, keeps the Patta Cycling Team’s spirit central, pushing for inclusivity. Rapha’s top-tier Pro Team designs provide the foundation, but the heart of the collection is its attitude. As Patta’s motto goes: “The P is Still Free”, meaning the door’s open, no matter who you are.
The drop includes jerseys, bib shorts, tees, caps, and even Rapha’s Reis sunglasses. Limited edition, built to move, and loaded with intention. It’s cycling gear, sure, but really, it’s a reminder to just love the ride.
Check out the campaign images below:



























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