Style’s a subjective thing, but some brands clearly know the fashion game.
Look no further if you’re the kind of rider who’s Instagraming your kit combos before hitting the road.
These brands show what happens when fashion designers get into bikes
and start obsessing about whether their socks match their gloves…
Ornot believes you shouldn’t spend a ton of money on bike clothing just to be a rolling billboard for a brand. As they put it: “we try to keep the design in check for minimal coffee line embarrassment.” Ornot’s kit is simple and classy – a brand for the rider who still remembers that cycling…
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The Bianchi brand was originally founded in 1885 and is a legend in the cycling world. Instantly you think of the celeste-green bikes ridden by the likes of Coppi, Gimondi, and Pantani. Besides selling bicycles, bike’s parts and accessories, this Italian powerhouse also offers cycling clothing. The Bianchi-Milano line presented on this page is produced…
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Funkier injects a refreshing dose of personality into the cycling apparel scene, offering a range of garments that exude style and functionality in equal measure. This brand doesn’t just cater to riders; it celebrates them, with designs that reflect the vibrancy and diversity of cycling culture. From sleek jerseys to versatile shorts, Funkier’s apparel is…
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Fox Racing brings to the table a legacy steeped in the adrenaline rush of motocross, skillfully translating that energy into its mountain biking and cycling apparel. Known for their vibrant, eye-catching designs, Fox Racing gear is much more than just a style statement; it’s a testament to the brand’s commitment to durability and performance. Their…
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UK-based Morvelo design for every kind of cyclist – and they make some of the coolest kits around. Founders Oli and Dave started out with 25+ years’ racing experience, £500 and a box of T-Shirts. Now Morvelo is one of the ‘go to’ brands for fashion-conscious riders. In their own words: “The Morvelo philosophy isn’t…
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7mesh was formed by a three industrious Canadians, Calum Davidson, Tyler Jordan and Ian Martin in 2013. Their vision was to create innovative and technical clothing for both roadies and mountain bikers. With their experience in the technical outdoor clothing industry, the Squamish locals had the idea of providing cyclists with clothing perfect for the…
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Italian company Campagnolo is famed for building drivetrains and wheels for road bikes since the 1930s. They are involved in sponsoring and providing equipment to many professional cyclists and cycling teams all over the world. In 2018 they released their range of specialist road cycling clothes, that combine technological innovation with Italian style. The design…
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In 2012, British entrepreneur Nick Hussey set about creating bike kit to challenge the snobbery and cliqueness from some parts of the cycling industry. The result is Vulpine: a fresh, fun and accessible brand that ‘looks beautiful and works superbly’ – both on and off the bike. Vulpine is instantly recognisable thanks to its designs…
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SAS have one simple goal: to make performance kit that looks and feels better than anything else you’ve worn before. All their products are manufactured in New York’s garment district in Manhattan, which means they get to personally oversee every stage of design and production. They take a ‘one piece at a time’ approach to…
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