The Supercorsa isn't just some random bike picked for a collab. It's the classic road bike Cinelli first launched in 1950, with a frame built entirely from Italian-made materials — the angled fork crown and fast-back seat stays have barely changed in over seventy years. What Kith is doing here isn't slapping its name on top; instead, without breaking the original silhouette, the two brands' fingerprints are woven into the details.
The Kith x Cinelli Supercorsa comes in four sizes ranging from 50 to 56, finished with a leather saddle, Kith-embossed handlebar tape, and other collaborative markings scattered across the frame. The biggest risk with this kind of partnership is stripping a classic of its identity just for the sake of visibility — but here, at least structurally, the logos are stitched into existing craftsmanship rather than laid over it.
Even more noteworthy than the frame is the helmet made in collaboration with MET. Known for its focus on safety and performance, MET built this version with an emphasis on lightweight, speed-oriented design. Alongside it comes a full race-cut riding kit — jersey, shorts, windbreaker jacket, and cap — all done in Kith's signature Stadium colorway and stamped with the Kith x Cinelli emblem. On the lifestyle side, the range rounds out with a few graphic T-shirts and an EVA handlebar tape featuring a tonal Kith Monogram.
The bikes and accompanying apparel are available now at Kith's New York, London, Paris, and Tokyo locations, as well as online and via the app. Pricing and stock quantities have not been disclosed.
