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Los Angeles-based OMAC has a run of disruptive patterning jerseys made in house by Endo Customs. The patterning is inspired by some of the most iconic camo designs but with a modern spin, bringing in bright, vibrant and contrasting colors with traditional tones. They’ve got base layers, road jerseys, and casual riding/running jerseys, all made in Los Angeles.
Roll on over to OMAC to see more.
The all-new Ocean and San DeltaPeak UtiliTee ($99) is designed for long, hot days in the saddle for riders who like to feel a garment flapping in the cool breeze rather than a jersey…
Shaped for reshaped rides. Constructed from open mesh fabric for maximum ventilation in warmer weather, the newest jersey from French apparel brand Café du Cycliste is a mesh jersey called Magalie ($125). It offers a relaxed fit to capture the breeze, features a reinforced rear section with three cargo pockets for wilder ride essentials, and the Café du Cycliste flying fish logo on the chest. See more at Café du Cycliste.
California cycling apparel manufactuer Voler just announced a new lightweight line of short and long sleeve jerseys for men and women featuring its new Paint Brush pattern. These jerseys are designed for warm summer riding in the hottest, most grueling conditions in World Cup races. Check out the full Paint Brush line at Voler.
The Galaxy Jersey is Search and State’s first collaboration project in years. NYC Velo is New York City’s premiere bike shop, serving the five boroughs and beyond for over 15 years. It was also one of the very first shops in the world to carry Search and State.
The S2-R is a true performance jersey featuring a 5-pocket design (3 rear and 2 side-seam stash pockets), a slimming, athletic cut, a full-length Riri zipper, inside neck tape, rear locker loop, silicone waist gripper, and a sublime trim package to match. Of course made in New York City.
See more at Search and State.
Search and State’s limit edition jerseys continue into the spring of 2024 with the High Viz Woodland Cam0 print ($195). These made-in-New York City S2-R cycling jerseys are a true performance jersey featuring SAS’ innovative 5-pocket design (3 rear and 2 side-seam stash pockets), a slimming, athletic cut, a full-length Riri zipper, inside neck tape, rear locker loop, silicone waist gripper, and a sublime trim package to match.
Check out more at Search and State.
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We’re back operating as a 100% independent entity and, with everything going on, managed to whip up some stunning merch for Fall/Winter 2023. We’ve got Woolie Boolie socks, a Necronomicog throwback design, and two new dirt jerseys, all in stock and shipping worldwide today from The Radavist Webshop.
Let’s look at the designs and offerings below…
We just stocked our full Summer 2023 drop over at The Radavist Webshop, featuring new sock designs, including our Rangefinder in obsidian or cobalt, Mycelium in obsidian and natural, and Tecopa in tufa designs, a 32oz Radavist Expedition Bottle, and a new Caninae Jersey in both short and long sleeves in olive or lavender, perfect for year-round riding.
The full drop is in stock and shipping today from The Radavist Webshop.
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We’re teaming up with our buddies at Ocean&San to give away one of our long-sleeve or short-sleeve Juniper Dapple jerseys, an O & S Camp Hat, and two Radavist Water Bottles to three lucky people…
Read on below to find out how you can win!
At The Radavist, we look to the natural world and our unique Rocky Mountain locale for inspiration. The riding around Santa Fe occupies a semi-arid steppe, and native shade trees are scarce in these foothills. As such, dense juniper forests are often the backdrop to our rides, and we’re grateful for the shade these hearty, low-lying trees cast to counter the sun’s high UV radiation in these parts (an unfortunate byproduct of life at 7000′).
It’s during the fading hours of the day that these groves become truly radiant as the dappled light of sunset filters through their scrubby branches, onto the trail, and ourselves. On a ride, last winter, our product designer Cari Carmen snapped a photo of this dappled light hitting my shirt and commented that it would make a cool pattern for a cycling jersey. And so began our journey on The Radavist Juniper Dapple Jerseys with Ocean & San, a Los Angeles-based cycling apparel company. A year in the making, these limited-release jerseys are now in stock at our webshop, but let’s look at them in detail below.
Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…
Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…
Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…
Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…
We’re back with another Radar Roundup where we take some of the news items to come across our inboxes into an easy-to-digest dump of sorts, culling down the clutter from our homepage and making it easier to stay on top of what’s going on in our little corner of the cycling industry. This will come particularly in handy when it comes to spring/summer product drops from our favorite brands.
Check out our Radar Roundup below with products, videos, and a Radavision entry…
There aren’t many MTB jerseys that pique our interests but anytime Smooth Jazz Lines puts one out, the vibes really resonate over here. This morning SJL just released its Spectral High Jersey in both short ($75) and long sleeves ($85) for men and women. This jersey has a message, of which you can see at Smooth Jazz Lines.
These two brands need no introduction, at least I hope not anyway! State Bicycle Co and Ozzy Osbourne, yes, that Ozzy, have teamed up on a capsule collection with jerseys, fleece-lined jackets, a bar bag, and stem cap. It’s a smaller collection compared to what State has done with musical artists over the years but that doesn’t mean it’s any less bad ass.
See more at State Bicycle Co.
