Maloja is now not in the Engadine, but in Japan

The trendy Upper Bavarian clothing company is always on the lookout for new subjects: after batik, it's now Japan's turn, and there's a dyeing technique called shibori. The result is typical Japanese motifs such as waves or blossoms, which are crossed with alpine flowers - and end up on bike pants and jerseys.

After Maloja paid homage to the batik dyeing technique, the Bavarian bike clothing brand found a new dyeing technique in Japan. It's called shibori, and typical Japanese motifs such as waves, flowers and dragonflies are combined with alpine motifs such as oak leaves. Maloja has also created its own term for this combination: Alps + Japan = Alpan. This motto can be found in Maloja's collection for spring/summer 2018.

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