Just because you have a women's kit doesn't mean you have a kit for women.
Those annual Memorial Day sales are rolling in for most US companies or those marketing to the Americas. Get on it!! Twin Six - 26% of orders of $66. Use code T6MEM26 Blackmore Apparel - no women's specific kits but great socks and caps 20% off with code "sportive" La Passione - not for Mem... Continue Reading →
Isadore Apparel has a promotional article about the types of cycling clothing to wear in weather throughout the year. Their clothes are beautiful, their photo locations are sublime, and I wish I could take off my cycling cap and have perfect hair in the perfect shadowy light like the photo above.
VeloSister has arrived! Velo Sister™ is an online shop and community for women who love cycling. The shop sells women-specific cycling themed t-shirts, vests, hoodies and more. All of the clothing is ethically sourced and a percentage of the profits goes to charities supporting women in cycling and beyond. Velo Sister™ helps you look good, feel... Continue Reading →
BikeRadar.com covers the 5 new women's cycling brands you should check out NOW.
Why the Future's Bright for Women's MTB Gear from Total Women's Cycling
Total Women's Cycling is the BEST source for information and they've released another Top 8 list for base layers. To most, wearing another layer of clothing in the warmer months doesn't make sense, but for wicking sweat and cooling you off faster and for longer, it's genius. I never understood the awe of base layers... Continue Reading →
Acht Supply is an Italian tech wear company making strong design prepared to ride. The beauty of Acht Supply, and why I am drawn to their products so much, is the simplicity of the graphic design in combination with the color choices. It's a designer's dream, really. A kind of "Why didn't I think of... Continue Reading →
All of these jerseys have been posted to our Instagram over the past few months but see their full list here.
Total Women's Cycling beat me to an excellent interview with MTB clothing kit company, Flare Clothing Co., started by Hannah Myers. For women, by women! Read the interview here.
Our girl Christina from CityGirlRides, a women's cycling lifestyle blog, put up a post about styling your cycling kit. http://www.city-girl-rides.com/2016/04/how-to-style-cycling-kits.html
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