$74.95
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The Relaxed Fit Jersey has been designed for those who want a slightly roomier fit through the chest and torso for comfort and versatility.
Made from breathable 2-way stretch fabric with loose cuffs on the sleeves for full freedom of movement. Three rear pockets and a zip pocket are perfect for storing your ride essentials and a rear hem gripper keeps the jersey in place. A full length YKK zipper makes it easy to control ventilation and reflective elements for added safety.
Combining distinctive Cycology style with a relaxed fit, this jersey has all the features you’ll need for any type of bike ride
SIZING
This jersey is designed to be loose fitting and a good choice for those who prefer not to have a next-to-skin fit in the chest and waist. Please utilize our sizing tool for an indication of the best size to suit your personal fit preference. We recommend you go up a size if you prefer a looser fit.
Relaxed Fit.
Breathable 2-way stretch fabric with loose cuffs on the sleeves for full freedom of movement.
3 rear pockets + one zippered valuables pocket with reflective trim.
Full length hidden YKK zipper.
Rear silicone hem gripper keeps jersey in place.
UPF50+
CYCOLOGY original artwork.
Copyright © 2022 Cycology Clothing.
Size Guide
|
INCHES |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
2XL |
3XL |
|
Chest |
32-35 |
36-39 |
39-42 |
42-45 |
45-48 |
48-51 |
|
Waist |
31-33 |
34-36 |
36-38 |
38-40 |
40-42 |
42-44 |
|
Hips |
33-35 |
36-39 |
39-42 |
42-44 |
44-46 |
46-48 |
|
CM |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
2XL |
3XL |
|
Chest |
82-89 |
90-98 |
98-106 |
106-114 |
114-122 |
122-130 |
|
Waist |
78-84 |
85-90 |
90-95 |
95-100 |
100-105 |
105-110 |
|
Hips |
83-89 |
90-98 |
98-106 |
106-112 |
112-118 |
118-124 |
NOTE: Our performance jerseys use high stretch fabrics.They are close fitting without compromising freedom of movement. As there is nothing ‘standard’ when it comes to garment sizing, we suggest that to get the correct size, use a flexible tape measure to check your measurements.
