Passo dello Stelvio art poster showing 48 hairpin bends in the Alps, premium La Machine print on matte art paper

Passo dello Stelvio - Poster

$41.00

300 limited pieces
Printed in Pantone colours
Cycling-themed artwork

Color:

Tornante Purple

Size: 50x70cm

50x70cm 30x40cm

In stock

Description

Forty-eight hairpins, 2,758 meters, one of the most legendary climbs in the Alps, captured in clean, architectural detail. Printed on heavyweight matte art paper, it's a quiet tribute to the road for anyone who's ridden it, driven it, or still dreams of it.

Highlights

Limited editions (300 pieces)
Cycling-themed artwork
Printed on FSC-certified paper
Individually stamped and numbered
Made in The Netherlands
Suitable for IKEA (Ribba) lists
The paper is FSC-certified and has a EU-Ecolabel
Printed in Pantone colours

Materials

240 grs. natural white Biotop paper

We’re picky about what we wear in life beyond the race. Every piece starts with sustainably sourced fabrics from trusted suppliers — chosen for comfort, quality, and durability. Fast fashion?

Non merci.

Our packaging is made from recycled-based materials and is 100% compostable.

Read more about our mission.

Shipping & Returns

Delivery

NL · BE · DE · AT · LU · FR: €4,95 · free from €99 · 1–2 working days
Rest of EU: €9,95 · free from €99 · 2–3 working days
UK · NO · CH: €9,95 · free from €99 · 3–4 working days
Rest of World (incl. US & CA): €19,95 · free from €150 · 3–9 working days

Returns

100 days. Hassle-free. Return or exchange anything that doesn't fit, because peace of mind matters.

Passo dello Stelvio - Poster50x70cm

$41.00

It's in the details

Born from cycling culture. Made for the moments after the ride.

The material

It starts with the paper: 240 grs. natural white Biotop paper. Limited editions (300 pieces). Cycling-themed artwork. Made in the Netherlands, by makers who care about the finish and the feel.

Longevity over volume

No throwaway decoration. A small run, printed on paper that lasts for years. One poster that stays up, instead of three you replace.

Après la Course

Cycling culture doesn't end at the finish line. It lives on in the moments between rides. For showing the world you ride, without dressing like you're racing.