Men's cycling clothing

For getting started, a well-fitting cycling jersey, a pair of cycling shorts with a high-quality chamois, and functional cycling socks are enough. Depending on the weather conditions, you can complement your gear with a vest or jacket. A cycling apparel set is a practical way to get a matching basic outfit right away

At 10 degrees, we recommend long cycling tights, a long-sleeve jersey, and a windproof jacket or vest. At 15 degrees, a short-sleeve jersey with additional arm warmers or a lightweight vest is a good choice. At 20 degrees, a breathable short-sleeve jersey and short cycling tights are usually sufficient. Wind, sunlight, and the intensity of your ride are also important factors.

Cycling clothing should fit close to the body without restricting your freedom of movement. An aerodynamic fit is particularly important for road cycling clothing, while gravel clothing often offers slightly more freedom of movement. The straps of bib shorts should also fit comfortably and reliably keep the chamois in place during the ride.

A cycling apparel set offers the advantage of a jersey and cycling shorts that are visually and functionally coordinated. A set is a particularly practical choice for beginners. If you prefer to put together your gear individually, you can combine separate garments to suit your riding style, preferences, and the weather conditions.

Use the respective size chart when choosing a size. Measure your chest, waist, and hip circumference and compare the measurements with the dimensions provided. Also note that athletic Pro cuts may fit tighter than comfort-oriented styles.

Wash your cycling apparel as soon as possible after a ride at low temperatures and follow the care instructions on the label. Use a mild detergent and avoid fabric softener, as it can impair the performance of breathable materials. Zip up all zippers before washing and air-dry the clothing whenever possible. This helps preserve the fit, performance, and material for longer.