How should the perfect bike jersey fit?
The cut is optimised for the riding position. Most cycling jerseys are longer at the back than at the front so that your back remains covered. This so-called tilt is, among other things, decisive for the optimal fit of the jersey.
It may even feel like it is a little too short in the front. This is deliberate so that in the cycling position no excess fabric in the front area is distracting when you are bent over the handlebars. If you are not sure, take the riding position when trying it on to see if it fits well.
When choosing a jersey, consider the type of ride you will be wearing it for. Our cycling jerseys are available in regular as well as plus sizes. In the LÖFFLER collection you will find a comprehensive selection of bike jerseys in different cuts:
What additional functions & features are useful?
Innovative technologies
Annoying seams and uncomfortable abrasion points are a thing of the past. With the hotBOND® and hotBOND® reflective technology developed exclusively by LÖFFLER, bike jerseys and tights are produced with reflective dots on the ultra-flat, elastic welded joints. Thanks to a special processing technique, these connection points reflect when illuminated. For shorts and jerseys, this means no seams that pinch or chafe and cannot be overlooked. The joints without needle and thread are extremely tear-resistant, as elastic as the material itself and ultra-flat. The reflection points only show their full effect under the light beam, otherwise they are very discreet. hotBOND® reflective products are produced exclusively at Löffler’s headquarters in Ried im Innkreis (Upper Austria).
Flat seams
To minimise friction, all Löffler products have flat seams. These are hardly noticeable and ensure pleasant wearing comfort.
Silicone waistband
When you’re out on the bike, clothing that slides up can be an unwelcome distraction. The majority of Löffler cycling jerseys have a non-slip silicone coating on the waistband, which ensures a reliable fit during the ride.
Visibility
When riding in low light, wear a jersey in signal colour and reflective elements.
Fullzip
A full-length zip allows you to cool down on long hot rides. Also make sure your jersey has a zip garage to protect your neck and chin.
Bags
Bike jerseys usually have three back pockets for spare parts and snacks. An additional zipped pocket keeps money and valuables safe.
