Ornot Collabs with Pro Skater & Local Artist to Launch The City Collection

San Francisco-based cycling apparel brand Ornot has unveiled The City Collection, a new line developed in collaboration with professional skateboarder Chico Brenes and local artist Ferris Plock. The collection draws inspiration from the distinctive urban environment of San Francisco, reflecting the city’s challenging terrain and unique microclimates. By blending Brenes’ experience navigating the city’s hills and fog with Plock’s artistic vision, the range aims to capture the dynamic ways people move through the streets, whether by bike, skateboard, or public transit. The City Collection embodies a fusion of cycling culture, skateboarding, and local artistry, designed to be versatile enough for both athletic use and casual wear. Each piece is crafted with performance and comfort in mind, featuring advanced materials such as Oeko-Tex-approved recycled fabrics with UV protection and breathable properties. Production takes place in the USA, with many items sewn by hand in California, underscoring Ornot’s commitment to quality and sustainability. The collection includes a variety of items, from jerseys and trail shirts to boxer briefs, cotton tees, and accessories like bottles and mugs. Chico Brenes emphasises how San Francisco’s unpredictable landscape shapes the way residents move through the city, noting that the hills and microclimates influence routes, pace, and overall navigation. This philosophy is central to the collection’s design, which seeks to reflect the adaptability and resilience required to thrive in such an environment. The collaboration not only celebrates local culture but also highlights the intersection of sport and art in urban life. All products in The City Collection are limited edition and will not be restocked once sold out, adding an element of exclusivity to the launch. This approach aligns with Ornot’s ethos of creating thoughtful, durable gear that resonates with a community of riders and skaters who value both function and style. The release offers a fresh perspective on how apparel can connect with the spirit of a city and the lifestyles it fosters.