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Madison Clothing unveils AW 2025 collection

Madison Clothing has revealed its Autumn/Winter 2025 line, with new products and updates aimed at road, gravel and mountain bike riders.

The stand-out addition is the DTE 4 Season DWR Bib-Trousers, designed for use throughout the year. They can be worn with a long-sleeve jersey for lighter conditions or layered under a jacket for extra warmth. Madison is offering the trousers in three leg lengths across all sizes.

Also new is the DTE Dirty Habit Changing Robe, made for riders who change at the trailhead or in public spaces. The thermal robe uses a waffle Isoler fabric that holds warmth while remaining breathable. It allows moisture to escape, ensuring comfort and breathability.

The Roam range has been refreshed, too. The Roam Isoler Thermal Trail Jacket is intended as a versatile mid layer on and off the bike, while the Roam 2-Layer Waterproof Jacket now comes in a mineral red colour option. The jacket is designed for wet, changeable conditions, with a more relaxed fit than the DTE and Flux lines.

For colder days, Madison has added the DTE Waterproof PrimaLoft Thermal 1-1-3 Gloves. The design groups three fingers together to improve heat retention by reducing the surface area exposed to the cold.

Madison Clothing said the Autumn/Winter 2025 collection reflects its dedication to combining technical performance, protection and style, ensuring riders remain comfortable and confident throughout the winter season.

“This season we have built on the popularity of products like the Bib Trouser and introduced some excellent ‘between season’ items like the Roam Softshell to really complete our winter riding offering,” said Jim McConnel. “By refreshing proven favourites and expanding into new categories, we’re ensuring the Madison badge continues to reach and support more riders than ever before ”

The collection will be available through specialist cycling retailers in the UK and Ireland.

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