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Remember the living-room couch where you first saw Tom skid across the floorboards, Jerry dangling from his whiskers?  We bottled that chase and stitched it around a race-ready silhouette made for women who ride hard but never forget how to play. The jersey opens with a breathable, 100 % polyester knit that dries in the time it takes Tom to set another mousetrap .  Targeted mesh panels under the arms let cool air sneak in like Jerry through a floorboard crack, while the back yoke carries a full-colour comic strip that starts at the collar and races downhill to the...

There are moments on the road when the wind sounds exactly like the opening theme of a favorite show, when a sudden uphill feels like the cliffhanger before a commercial break, and when your own heartbeat syncs with the soundtrack of a Saturday-morning memory.  We bottled those moments and stitched them into jerseys that turn every ride into a rolling episode. Feel the fabric first: a feather-light, four-way-stretch knit that pulls sweat away faster than Tom can bolt from Jerry.  Ergonomic panels follow your crouch, sprint, and climb the way Goku’s gi moves with every Kamehameha stance.  Three deep rear...

I used to think washing a cycling jersey was like washing any other shirt — toss it in the machine, hang it to dry, and call it a day. Boy, was I wrong.After just a few months of riding, my once-favorite jersey started to smell *bad*, even after washing. The colors faded, the fabric thinned, and the stretch was gone. It felt like I was wasting money replacing gear that should’ve lasted longer.It wasn’t until I started talking to more experienced riders — and reading up on proper jersey care — that I realized I was doing almost everything wrong....

If you’ve ever stood in front of a rack of cycling jerseys — or scrolled through endless options online — you’ve probably asked yourself: *Should I go with a compression jersey or something more relaxed?I’ve been there. And I’ve worn both — a lot of both — through hundreds of miles, different seasons, and all kinds of riding styles. From weekend casual spins to semi-serious group rides and even a few local races, I’ve learned that the fit of your jersey matters more than you think.Let me walk you through my personal journey with both compression and loose-fit cycling jerseys,...

There was a time when I thought cycling was only a summer sport. I mean, who wants to ride in the cold, right? But after a few friends convinced me to give autumn and winter riding a try, I quickly realized that with the right gear, it’s not only possible — it’s incredibly enjoyable.The biggest challenge? Staying warm without overheating. My first few attempts were a disaster. I layered like I was heading to Everest Base Camp, only to end up drenched in sweat by the third mile. Then I tried a windproof and warm cycling jersey — and everything...