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Breathable and comfortable fabric
La Châtel cyclosportive short-sleeved jersey
V-neck - Breathable and comfortable fabric
Breathable and comfortable fabric
V-neck - Breathable and comfortable fabric
V-neck - Breathable and comfortable fabric
Comfortable and breathable
Low-cost courier jersey
Breathable and comfortable fabric
V-neck – Lightweight, comfortable fabric
Breathable and comfortable fabric
Breathable and comfortable fabric
Micro-perforated fabric - Fitted sleeves
Micro-perforated fabric - Fitted sleeves
Micro-perforated fabric - Fitted sleeves
Micro-perforated fabric - Fitted sleeves
Mesh fabric - Newly designed collar - Full-length zip
Comfort fit - 3 colours
3 colours - Slim fit
Classy and trendy cycling jersey
Cycling jersey in warm colours
Several colours - Breathable and lightweight jersey
Comfortable fabric - Raw-cut sleeves
Close-fitting cycling jersey with 3 pockets
Ideal for summer or as a base layer
Zipp's shirt – 4 colours
Aerodynamic, high-performance short-sleeved cycling jersey
Comfortable ergonomic fit
Modern design - 4 colours
Breathable jersey with a modern design
Regular fit - 3 rear pockets
Short-sleeved cycling jersey with breathable mesh
Stylish and elegant summer cycling jersey
Comfort and performance
Aero cut, lightweight fabric
Comfort fabric - 4 pockets
Available in several colours - High-performance fabric
Comfortable short-sleeved cycling jersey
Nilo fabric - Multiple colours
Mountain bike and gravel jersey design
La Ronde Picarde short-sleeved jersey
Lightweight, breathable jersey for style
Comfort fit – UPF 30+ sun protection
Regular Fit - Breathable technical fabrics
A jersey for going really fast
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Colombian champion Bernal's comfort jersey
The jersey that’ll make you cycle faster
Very lightweight jersey for hot weather
Monochrome jersey - 3 colours
UPF50+ protection - Spring/Summer collection
Short-sleeved cycling jersey with elegant design
Modern and stylish design and colours
Sensitive Plus 117g fabric - High UV protection
Summer cycling jersey with aerodynamic and comfortable fabric
Stretch fabrics with UPF50+ protection
Visma Lease-a-bike 2026 professional jersey replica
Frequently asked questions
Base your choice on your chest and waist measurements, selecting a size slightly smaller than your usual clothing size. Cycling jerseys are designed to be worn snugly to prevent chafing and to keep the fabric close to the skin for efficient moisture wicking. A jersey that is too big will flap about, creating air pockets that increase drag and friction under the arm sleeves. If you are between sizes, go for the smaller one if you have an athletic build, and the larger one if you have a more pronounced tummy. Try on sizes from several brands as cuts vary.
The summer jersey is ultra-breathable, whilst the base layer jersey is insulating and retains body heat. The summer jersey (lightweight Lycra, mesh) is designed to wick away sweat as effectively as possible in hot weather (20°C and above). Below 15°C, it can expose the skin to cold air during descents. The base layer (Craft Warm, Assos Skinfoil) is worn under the jersey in cold and damp weather: it retains heat whilst wicking away sweat. The combination of base layer + jersey + windbreaker is the most versatile winter clothing system.
Technical polyester is the performance standard; merino is more comfortable but takes longer to dry. Modern polyester (synthetic) jerseys (Castelli, Assos, Capo) are lightweight, durable, dry very quickly and offer antibacterial properties. Ideal for performance and intense rides. Merino wool (Café du Cycliste, Ornot) is naturally thermoregulatory, less irritating on the skin and better at resisting odours on multi-day rides. However, it dries more slowly and is more delicate in the wash. Merino/synthetic blends (Rapha) combine the advantages of both.
Yes, women’s cuts are essential for comfort and performance. The women’s cut adapts the back length (generally shorter), the compression zones (stomach, waist) and the panel layout to the female anatomy. A men’s jersey worn by a woman will gape at the back, compress the shoulders differently and may be uncomfortable. The rear pockets are positioned differently (higher up) in women’s cuts to suit the body’s position when seated on a bike. Leading brands (Castelli, Assos, Giordana) offer complete women’s ranges.
Choose a jersey with flat or heat-sealed seams, fitted without being too tight at the seams. Common areas of irritation: underarms (sleeve seam), neck (collar), lower back (silicone tape). High-end jerseys use flat-lock seams (no raised stitching) and soft silicone bands. Avoid jerseys with thick seams or rough finishes. For long rides (cyclosportives, touring), a jersey with a low collar (or no collar) reduces neck chafing. Check that the silicone band at the bottom of the jersey does not compress your lower back when descending.
Smooth, low-drag fabric, a close-fitting cut without excess fabric, fitted short sleeves and optimised texture. Aero jerseys (Castelli Aero Race, Assos Mille GT, Rapha Pro Team Aero) use panels of fabric with different textures depending on the area: smooth fabrics on the chest and back to reduce frontal drag, rough fabrics on the arms that create a favourable turbulent boundary layer. Wind tunnel tests show gains of 5 to 15 watts at 40 km/h between an optimised aero jersey and a standard jersey. For competitive cyclists and triathletes, choosing an aero jersey is a sensible option.
Ideally yes, or at most every two rides if perspiration has been moderate. Perspiration encourages bacterial growth in the jersey’s fibres, causing persistent odours that are difficult to remove if washing is delayed. Wash at 30°C using a technical detergent (without fabric softener). With naturally antibacterial merino fibres, you can go up to three light rides between washes. But for intensive summer rides, washing after every ride is the only way to keep the fabric fresh.
Short sleeves for temperatures of 18°C and above, long sleeves or arm warmers for 10 to 18°C. Below 15°C, removable thermal arm warmers are the most versatile option: they can be taken off and stowed in the jersey pocket if the temperature rises. Integrated long sleeves are better for consistently cold temperatures but less versatile. For mountain cycle races with significant temperature variations, arm warmers are always recommended.
Check the seams, the quality of the fabric and the finish of the back pockets: flat seams, two-way stretch fabrics and zipped pockets are signs of quality.A high-quality jersey can be recognised by its flat or heat-sealed seams (visible or invisible), its fabric that regains its shape without leaving marks after compression, and its deep, securely attached rear pockets (which do not turn inside out when cornering at 80 km/h). The finish of the silicone bands (carefully sewn, without peeling) and high-quality zips (YKK) are further indicators.
The most practical solution is to add a special jersey pocket or choose a model with a professional cut and an extended back. Entry-level jerseys often have a back that is too short, which rides up when you’re in the riding position, exposing your lower back to the wind and rain. Professional jerseys (Assos, Castelli, Rapha) are cut with an extended back (e.g. Castelli Gabba) to perfectly cover the lower back when leaning forward. If you have already bought a jersey that is too short, a separate back protector (neck warmer or back cover) can partially remedy this problem.
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