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The year kicks off with a bang with the unveiling of the new WorldTour team kits. Among them, Alpecin-Premier Tech makes a big splash by presenting a jersey that marks a return to its roots: blue once again becomes the dominant color, as in the pre-2022 era.
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After Deceuninck’s departure from the team name (although the brand remains a secondary sponsor), the arrival of Canadian Premier Tech as co-title sponsor has allowed Mathieu van der Poel and Jasper Philipsen’s Belgian team to turn a new page. This name change is accompanied by a bold aesthetic redesign, still entrusted to the loyal Czech equipment supplier Kalas.
A symbolic and high-performance design
The new Alpecin-Premier Tech jersey abandons the gray and denim tones of recent seasons to return to a dominant deep blue, embellished with a subtle gradient and black inserts on the flanks that bring dynamism and modernity to the silhouette. This chromatic choice is not insignificant: it reconnects with the team’s historical identity, while sending a clear message to the peloton.
Kalas, a long-standing partner, has once again focused on performance: aerodynamic fabrics, optimal elasticity, and premium finishes guarantee comfort and efficiency, whether on the Flemish classics or mass sprints.
This jersey was already debuted today at the X2O Trofee in Baal, where Alpecin-Premier Tech riders were able to wear it in competition for the first time.
A strengthened team for a new era
With stars like Mathieu van der Poel, Jasper Philipsen, and new recruits (including Canadian Hugo Houle, linked to Premier Tech), the team is aiming high in 2026. On the women’s side, the sister structure becomes Fenix-Premier Tech, largely retaining its iconic orange.
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