Trendy / Modern Cycling Clothing Companies
Hi everyone,
As the topic states what are your favorite cycling clothing companies you enjoy purchasing from? I know Rapha carries some good design cues and are pretty quality albeit the $$$ IMO. I also know of MAAP but beyond that I'm unsure. Also are there any female cycling clothing brands that you would recommend? My girlfriend is starting to cycle with me and I'm unsure what direction to point her in for brands. p.s. I hate saying trendy/modern for some reason but can't think of another word here. Sorry not trying to diss anyones style preferences/tastes/etc. |
My personal favorites are Castelli and Pactimo.
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Originally Posted by soom
(Post 18529676)
Hi everyone,
As the topic states what are your favorite cycling clothing companies you enjoy purchasing from? I know Rapha carries some good design cues and are pretty quality albeit the $$$ IMO. I also know of MAAP but beyond that I'm unsure. Also are there any female cycling clothing brands that you would recommend? My girlfriend is starting to cycle with me and I'm unsure what direction to point her in for brands. p.s. I hate saying trendy/modern for some reason but can't think of another word here. Sorry not trying to diss anyones style preferences/tastes/etc. |
Laser Cats and Such:
http://41.media.tumblr.com/f86ef52ac...jp1o1_1280.jpg Rapha is very nice, and you can get it at a discount on sale. They usually have a winter sale and a summer sale. Inbetween those, look for "archive sale" on their website. That's where they hide older stuff on sale so you don't feel ripped off paying full price for this year's versions. There are some similar brands like Road Holland and Torm which are slightly cheaper, but you'll still want to find them on sale or use a discount code. Competitive Cyclist will often have some natty threads on sale too but you have to root around through all the ugly stuff. |
ten speed hero
https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/t5...11784103_n.jpg |
Ornot-I follow these guys on social media, haven't bought anything yet, but they make some nice looking stuff.
Ornot Bike - Minimally branded cycling apparel - made in the USA. |
FYI I deleted the Assos ad because it was a bit too revealing. Real women cyclists don't ride like that.
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Originally Posted by Siu Blue Wind
(Post 18529986)
FYI I deleted the Assos ad because it was a bit too revealing. Real women cyclists don't ride like that.
(apologies for the pic in poor taste) |
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Originally Posted by Dan333SP
(Post 18529742)
ProTip- See if you can find a women's club team in your area and email one of them to ask this question. There are a lot of smaller cycling apparel companies other than the "big brands" like Castelli, Pearl Izumi, ect. and the local teams usually have some experience/advice. We have a couple women's teams here and they have amazing kit made by a couple of Virginia-based companies.
Thanks for all your suggestions and I did catch the Assos before it was taken down haha. :rolleyes: Any other brands I should be looking into? |
Here's my wife's favorite cycling clothing site:
Women's Apparel for Cycling, Triathlon, Running and Fitness - Team Estrogen |
Here are some that have caught my eye:
Rapha (price is way out there but their Canyon-SRAM kit is very fetch and not for sale...) Twin Six Women's Performance Cycling Clothing - Queen of the Mountains™ (looks sharp, but new to the game) vanderkitten.com/ (if she is into that sort of design) Ten Speed Hero |
Originally Posted by joejack951
(Post 18530093)
So you are saying that some women cyclists do ride like that? Seems uncomfortable.
(apologies for the pic in poor taste) |
Two companies with reasonable prices and a more understated look: Torm (unabashedly Rapha-esque) and Road Holland.
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I'm waiting for the "I buy tech shirts and cargo shorts at Target" post.
#disappointed :( Seriously, Giant bike shops carry LIV stuff for female cyclists. Not in the uber-trendy category but nice stuff. |
Kind of surprised that this didn't make the list. I have no experience with their clothing but my ex seemed to like their stuff a bit.
Terry - Women's Cycling Clothing, Women's Bikes, Saddles, Bicycling Apparel, Jerseys, Shorts & Skorts |
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Morvélo® - Ride Everything
Very trendy. I own four of their products and they are very high quality. Pretty much guaranteed that no one else on the MUP will be wearing the same thing. http://cdn.morvelo.com/media/catalog...nity_evo_2.jpg How is the fit? Race cut? Size up/down? |
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We have a very good outlook on women's cycling apparel. Thanks to all who have already mentioned us!
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=504074 Road Holland Stylish Cycling Apparel - Women |
Women Specific Jerseys Archives - Panache Cyclewear
Not cheap, but really good quality and fits well. Men's jerseys order one size down. |
I have a few Road Holland jerseys and find them to be excellent. I am a man, but would imagine their women's styles and fit are the same quality. They aren't too flashy or loud and quite stylish. I would recommend them.
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Originally Posted by RJM
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I have a few Road Holland jerseys and find them to be excellent. I am a man, but would imagine their women's styles and fit are the same quality. They aren't too flashy or loud and quite stylish. I would recommend them.
Their product might be great but I really don't feel like being bothered by salespeople sending me PM's. -Tim- |
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Some companies with cool female kits are
Machines for Freedom MACHINES FOR FREEDOM Ten Speed Hero Tenspeed Hero |
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