
Designed in Milan
Ride longer. Arrive less tired.
The touring jacket with adaptive lumbar support.

02Somewhere past hour two
Two hours in.
The road is beautiful, but your back is starting to ask for a break. You shift in the saddle, straighten your shoulders and tell yourself: ten more kilometres.
of riders in a survey of 2,124 people reported back discomfort while riding, most often in the lower back.
Source: Wójcik et al., 2017 source to be verified before publication

The answer is already on you.
When fatigue sets in, the jacket holds you up.
When you move, it lets you go.
04Three ways to sit in the saddle
How it feels.
There's nothing to adjust. The jacket follows your day: it shows up when you need it and disappears when you don't.
FREE
You don't feel it. You move as you always do.
COMFORT
A light hold, as the road gets longer.
SUPPORT
More support on the long stretches. It comes in gently and lets go at once.
- Nothing to fasten or adjust.
- It supports you when you need it and lets you move when you don't.
- It looks like a jacket because it is one.
If something switches off, it's simply a jacket.
05On the road
Made for the long road.




06The name
Vestra, your garment for the road.
- In Italian, veste is a garment. Veste and strada, the road: a garment for the road.
- In Latin, vestra means "yours".
- And an echo of Vesta, the Roman goddess of the hearth: part of what makes a road beautiful is coming home.
07Vestra is being developed in Milan.
Where we are.
AUTUMN 2026
Research with riders.
LATE 2026
First prototype.
2027
Road testing.
THEN
Launch. You'll hear first.
08Join the waiting list
Be among the first to try it.
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