A lot of what PNS are or aspire to be is basically "Rapha 10 years ago". A lot of their ambassadors are ex-Rapha. A lot of the regulars on their rides are ex-RCC. Their doing a January 500 of sorts. They have a mobile cycle club. etc etc. It's well executed, but not very original.
They're obviously very popular here in their hometown and a lot of their customers moved on (up?) when the plebs / recreational riders started to wear Rapha. The irony is for a brand owned by a fashion designer their loyal customers pretty much wear a uniform (block colour jersey, white sock, white S-Works shoes, Prizm road Oakley etc. And half of them ride S-Works Tarmac or their Cannondale collab. You should see their club ride. It's about status but in a very let's not stick out too much Danish way.
Can't deny the commercial success though. Here at least.
I can’t speak for who wears it or what
By but to me it’s just that they do jerseys with long arms and tights with long legs that just fit perfect for anyone who is over 190cm…
But that seems to go along with the danish herotage of the brand I guess.
A lot of what PNS are or aspire to be is basically "Rapha 10 years ago". A lot of their ambassadors are ex-Rapha. A lot of the regulars on their rides are ex-RCC. Their doing a January 500 of sorts. They have a mobile cycle club. etc etc. It's well executed, but not very original.
They're obviously very popular here in their hometown and a lot of their customers moved on (up?) when the plebs / recreational riders started to wear Rapha. The irony is for a brand owned by a fashion designer their loyal customers pretty much wear a uniform (block colour jersey, white sock, white S-Works shoes, Prizm road Oakley etc. And half of them ride S-Works Tarmac or their Cannondale collab. You should see their club ride. It's about status but in a very let's not stick out too much Danish way.
Can't deny the commercial success though. Here at least.