'Cool' cycling jeseys

[Don1]

I know it's an oxymoron...

I'm after some non-team branded cycling jerseys. I'm not a world champion, king of the mountains or anything else either! I loved the old Rock Shox jersey when it was out, but now there's not much around.

Anyone have any suggestions where I can get such items of apparel?

[anonymous-user]

when 'm feeling flush i go for www.shuttvr.co.uk becuase they have simple designs and use quality material but i like altura stuff too because its good quality and affordable! tend to err away from foska et al.

[CoolC]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CLASSIC-ROCK-SHOX-SACHS-...

[Don1]

Pablo - How much? Very good looking though (the products) - thank you.

CoolC - Thank you as well (it's what actually prompted this post) - I'm 46" chest, so a little snug!

[Jimbo.]

Retro jerseys from Prendas (www.prendas.co.uk)
Got the DAF one myself: it's gorgeous.

[CoolC]

Or if you want something fun, but not team wear there is always Foska

[Don1]

CoolC said:

Or if you want something fun, but not team wear there is always Foska

That's it - thank you so much. I'm thinking this one...

[anonymous-user]

Don1 said:

Pablo - How much? Very good looking though (the products) - thank you.

CoolC - Thank you as well (it's what actually prompted this post) - I'm 46" chest, so a little snug!

i did say when i'm feeling flush but there are two important factors, firstly the material they use is unbelievable and secondly, it just stays fresh and comfy all day. i have a few of these altura jerseys for the summer http://www.rutlandcycling.com/26190/Altura-Airstre... they are incredible value for money when you are out on the bike a few times a week and need a clean jersey.

[MadDad]

I get almost all of my stuff from this website; http://discountcyclewear.co.uk/

I think they sell end of the line/last season stuff, its all good quality branded clothing and usually at least 1/2 the price of the mainstream online cycle shops. Particularly like the Northwave stuff, but you will need to buy a size (or two) up as the Italian cut is a tad on the short side.

If you are unsure what size you need drop them a mail, I have always found them very helpful and very willing to change/exchange things if they don't fit!

Edited by MadDad on Thursday 26th January 21:25

[anonymous-user]

[Fluffsri]

pablo said:

when 'm feeling flush i go for www.shuttvr.co.uk becuase they have simple designs and use quality material but i like altura stuff too because its good quality and affordable! tend to err away from foska et al.

Holy crap! Just clicked this link and a friend of mine is pictured in the banner LOL

[Fluffsri]

el stovey said:

Cool!

[Wooderson]

Check these guys out....

http://www.morvelo.com/cycling-jerseys.html

I quite like the argyle golf jersey 'double diamond' look...

[fid]

Le Col is good stuff. My latest buys are Mavic.

[Don1]

el stovey said:

You'd have to be really good, or have no shame to wear that. Luckily, I fall into the latter 'camp'...

(Just realised a problem with the crash test dummy one - bugs love the colour yellow... hmmmm)

Thanks for everyones input - much appreciated.

[Wooderson]

Wooderson said:

Check these guys out....

http://www.morvelo.com/cycling-jerseys.html

I quite like the argyle golf jersey 'double diamond' look...

[andySC]

Have a look at torm.cc . Good quality merino jerseys in a style that is similar to a certain London based manufacturer of high priced but lovely merino garments. So much so that torm had to cease trading for a while until certain amendments were made to their designs & website.

[Don1]

Ha! Good to see I'm not alone in these tastes.

[clonmult]

Don1 said:

Ha! Good to see I'm not alone in these tastes.

Likewise; I have no intention of being affiliated with any team, its just a bit of fun.



Swerni - that engine one is absolutely fantastic (in fact, they're all excellent).

[TonyHetherington]

Why do i feel like this thread is going to cost me a lot of money?