Collection: Activities - Cycling - Cycling Jerseys

Evaluating the Top in the Riding Position

Cycling jerseys differ from regular tops, among other things, in their cut, which is designed specifically for cycling. However, the specific model is key: Not every jersey fits just as snugly or has the same pockets. Try it on with your arms extended forward. The back length and shoulder area should match your riding position and desired comfort.

Compare cycling jerseys based on temperature and storage space

For warm rides, lightweight materials and a customizable neck opening can be comfortable. In cooler conditions, layering is key. Also consider what items you’d like to carry in the jersey pockets and whether they’ll remain accessible while riding. A very tight fit isn’t necessary for all cycling routes. Choose the fit based on how you ride and how the fabric feels against your skin.

• Shoulders: Do you have enough freedom of movement to reach the handlebars and brake levers?
• Back: Is the length sufficient for your usual riding position?
• Pockets: Do the intended items fit inside without causing any uncomfortable pulling?
• Layering: Can you layer the jersey with your weather gear?

Combine for Switzerland’s changing temperatures

Add cycling shorts and, if needed, cycling rain jackets. Morning commutes may require different layers than a sunny afternoon ride. Therefore, compare cycling jerseys based on the time of day and intensity of your ride. Explore different cuts and test them in your riding position to ensure the jersey remains comfortable while you’re out on the road.