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Micro Catalogue 2018 English

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MICRO<br />

COOPERATIONS<br />

PEUGEOT<br />

At the 2016 Paris Motor Show, which<br />

showcases the latest automobiles,<br />

it was our two-wheeler that was<br />

the centre of attraction. The Peugeot<br />

<strong>Micro</strong> e-Kick, a hybrid scooter that can<br />

accelerate up to 25 km/h, was presented<br />

together with Peugeot‘s new 3008 SUV and<br />

attracted many visitors. The hybrid kick is<br />

the result of a collaboration between the<br />

<strong>Micro</strong> inventor Wim Ouboter and the French<br />

car manufacturer Peugeot. With the integration<br />

of a special stowage place for the<br />

scooter in the boot of the 3008, Peugeot<br />

and <strong>Micro</strong> are pursuing a joint strategy for<br />

Peugeot 3008<br />

urban mobility. The 3008 has a Dockstation<br />

with a Bluetooth connection to the My<br />

Peugeot app; the app provides information<br />

about the Scooter, such as battery charge,<br />

average speed, and total distance travelled<br />

and can be seen on the car display and on<br />

mobile phones.<br />

The two lifestyle products form a clean and<br />

very elegant union in their design. This seemed<br />

to capture French President and well-known<br />

scooter fan François Holland’s fancy when<br />

he was the very first to get a look at the world<br />

premier at the motor show 2016.<br />

SUITSUPPLY<br />

SUIT UP AND RACE OFF ! DUTCH MENSWEAR LABEL MEETS<br />

SWISS KICKBOARD PIONEER<br />

This pretty much sums up the cooperation<br />

between kickboard-maker <strong>Micro</strong><br />

and the successful Dutch fashion<br />

label Suitsupply. Their shared passion<br />

for high quality, exclusive design and the<br />

quest for the unconventional has brought the<br />

two success stories together, resulting in a<br />

piece of luggage on wheels of true class. With<br />

their never-tiring pioneering spirit, both companies<br />

have succeeded in standing out from<br />

the crowd on a long-term basis and have positioned<br />

themselves at the top of their markets.<br />

Suitsupply offers tailor-made suits from<br />

Italian fabrics and complements its range<br />

with shirts, coats and other classic men’s<br />

clothing. The brand doesn’t just rely on classy<br />

elegance but also provokes with extraordinary<br />

colours and a bold, nonchalant style.<br />

<strong>Micro</strong> too, favours the unconventional. Several<br />

years ago they invented a unique traveling<br />

gadget : the <strong>Micro</strong> Luggage, which is a hand<br />

luggage-sized cross between suitcase, trolley<br />

and kickboard.<br />

The <strong>Micro</strong> Luggage has been successful for<br />

years and is especially popular for city trips.<br />

The advantage is obvious : At huge airports like<br />

New York or Paris there are such long distances<br />

to be crossed, it’s highly useful if you can turn<br />

your hand luggage into a kickboard within<br />

a few seconds, and get to security before<br />

everyone else. And because the elegant travel<br />

gadget isn’t just practical but also a highlight in<br />

terms of design, it quickly caught the eye of<br />

Fokke De Jong, owner of Suitsupply. The<br />

successful <strong>Micro</strong> product was charged up with<br />

a refreshing touch à la Suitsupply.<br />

The result is called Race Case. With its Italian<br />

calf leather finish, the trolley’s deftly textured<br />

face is sure to make an impression when rolling<br />

up to the check-in counter. The leather grip<br />

handles and the trolley’s ample interior<br />

convince with refined details. But see for<br />

yourself – you can purchase the Race Case<br />

exclusively in the Suitsupply stores and online.<br />

For further information :<br />

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