This jersey pays tribute to the historic maillot du classement du combiné, first introduced in 1968 and awarded until 1989 to the rider with the best combined performance across the Yellow, Polka Dot and Green Jersey classifications during the Tour de France.
The bold colour-block design references the multicoloured combiné jersey worn by classification leaders in the 1980s, while solid red sections nod to another short-lived classification jersey, the "points chaud" (hot sprint) jersey introduced in 1984 for the rider with the most intermediate sprint wins.
Made for performance as well as nostalgia, the jersey carries the same technical DNA as Santini's other Tour de France leader jerseys: a slim, aerodynamic fit, breathable fabric, and practical rear storage for ride essentials.