Cycling clothing for man

Men’s cycling clothing: continuous innovation and development in the name of ever more advanced performance

Cycling is a widespread sport followed by many people. Even so, for some cyclists it can be a real challenge to find clothing that suits their body type and, at the same time, provides the protection needed against bad weather and harsh climatic conditions.

In the curated selection from All4cycling, there are many garments from different brands capable of meeting the needs of even the most demanding cyclist. From professional products made with cutting-edge materials to items suitable for training and everyday life.

Types of men’s cycling clothing for every discipline and season

Every cyclist can find the right product for their preferred discipline, cycling kits for MTB, road bike, road cycling and gravel.

In fact, all the leading cycling apparel brands include jerseys, Bib shorts and pants, shorts, bodysuits, and gloves in their range.
The men’s cycling clothing selected by All4cycling also includes base layers (long-sleeve, short-sleeve or sleeveless base layer tops, boxer briefs and cycling briefs).

Materials and fit

Among the main materials used in men’s cycling clothing are technical fabrics such as polyester, aramid and spandex.
Cycling products are generally designed to fit the body perfectly, and the materials used will be more thermal or more breathable depending on the season for which the garment was designed.
Among the materials used, for example, is lycra, a lightweight, elastic fabric that offers a close fit and helps prevent chafing. Lycra can be worn on its own or under another material such as cotton, wool or polyester.

Caring for your cycling clothing

Taking care of your cycling clothing is essential to ensure its durability over time and to make sure the garments do not lose the properties that define them.
Here are some tips to extend the life of men’s cycling clothing:

• Wash in cold water with a mild detergent and air dry;
• Do not use fabric softener, as it may reduce the fabric’s breathability;
• Avoid using bleach, as it can break down synthetic fibers;
• Do not iron cycling garments: the heat from the iron can melt synthetic fibers.