Alé strengthens its presence and visibility in the international cycling scene, announcing the official partnership with the Tour de Pologne Women's cycling 2025 edition. This collaboration marks a significant step for the Veronese brand, which will provide the official classification jerseys for Poland's most important women's stage race. A combination that unites sartorial excellence and constant technical innovation Alé, with the high competitive profile of the Polish event.
The link between Alé and professional cycling is further consolidated with this partnership. The company, based in Bonferraro di Sorgà (Verona), has long been recognized for the high quality of its garments, the result of meticulous technical research and a distinctive design.
For the next Tour de Pologne Women's cycling, Alé will make its vast experience in the creation of specific garments for women's cycling available to athletes, ensuring optimal performance and uncompromising comfort.




A partnership of passion and innovation
The two symbolic jerseys of the competition, the ORLEN Yellow Jersey for the leader of the general classification and the LOTTO Blue Jersey which will reward the most combative athlete, will be entirely signed by Alé. Every single detail, from the choice of materials to the fit, is designed to support cyclists in their high-level performances.
«We are really proud to welcome Alé among the partners of the Tour de Pologne Women's cycling – declared Czeslaw Lang, General Manager of the Lang Team, organizer of the Tour de Pologne Women's cycling – because we share a history with them that goes back over thirty years, both of which grew up under the banner of a passion for cycling. For our project dedicated to women's cycling we were looking for a brand capable of offering high-performance clothing, but also specifically designed for women. Alé represents all of this: experience, dedication, and a deep attention to the needs of athletes. We couldn't have asked for a better ally.. Welcome to the team."
«The collaboration with the Tour de Pologne Women's cycling – he replied on his part Alessia Piccolo, General Manager of APG – It allows us to bring to the field all the know-how developed in years of research on materials and specific fitting for women's cyclingThe classification jerseys we will supply are in fact the result of advanced technologies in terms of aerodynamics, breathability and ergonomic fit. We are pleased to contribute to the success of a high-profile international competition, offering female athletes garments designed to support performance at the highest levels."


An international stage
Scheduled for August 12-14, the Tour de Pologne Women's cycling confirms its position as one of the most prestigious and eagerly awaited events on the international women's calendar. The event attracts top-level teams from all over the world, a testament to its growing prestige.This year's edition will see the participation of 21 selected teams, including seven UCI Women's cycling's WorldTeams and four UCI ProTeams, ready to field some of the strongest female cyclists in the world.
The partnership with Alé strengthens the image of an event that not only aims for sporting excellence, but also invests in technical innovation and functionality, offering athletes the best conditions to compete at their bestThis synergy between a leading brand and an emerging stage race promises to further elevate the level of international women's cycling.