Stylish, plain, minimal logo jerseys, good fit. Where?

[velotrack]

Looking for simple training jerseys that don't have too much on them - I tend to dislike big logos and complex patterns, or a bunch of team names and whatnot.

Wool is great but not a requirement.

Long sleeves, short sleeves. I need a bit of both.

Less money is better. Rapha seems to hit what I'm looking for but.. a bit too much $$ for me.

[choke]

Torm
Eleven Velo

[dpk501]

Craft Jerseys when on sale

[Louis]

Pearl Izumi. Can't get much plainer than this.

http://shop.pearlizumi.com/data/uploads/products/290_290/11121311_4EC.jpg

[jpang922]

POC may be another option.

[Ryun]

I love all the orbit stuff although the colors are limited.
Shorts are great and I like the fit

[4Rings6Stars]

I just got a Road Holland jersey from a forum member and am very impressed. Their stuff is a little pricey but not rapha levels and is made in the USA I believe.

[sandyrs]

Cutaway.

http://www.cutaway.us

[danielpack22@ma]

I'll second the Torm and Road Holland votes. If you like Rapha, you'll like these.

[b021c]

Search and State (http://searchandstate.com) is what you're looking for. Superb fabrics, minimalistic styling, and the highest fabrication at reasonable prices. Their fabrics are developed/made in NC and hand sewn in NYC - Their race jersey is amazing in most every weather condition and super comfy. The rain jacket and arm warmers surpass anything that I've ever worn and I always have them close by. I prefer their kit far more than Rapha, in fact.

[Alan]

Take a look at their site. I have some of the jersey's linked below for $40 and I use them more than some of my high end high dollar jerseys. Their shorts are very good for the price. I use them most all of the time.

http://www.aerotechdesigns.com/mens-full-zip-cycling-jersey-club.html

Alan

[jlwdm]

I'll second the Torm and Road Holland votes. If you like Rapha, you'll like these.

Except they do not meet the stylish requirement.

Jeff

[oldpotatoe]

Looking for simple training jerseys that don't have too much on them - I tend to dislike big logos and complex patterns, or a bunch of team names and whatnot.

Wool is great but not a requirement.

Long sleeves, short sleeves. I need a bit of both.

Less money is better. Rapha seems to hit what I'm looking for but.. a bit too much $$ for me.

'Race' or 'club' fit? Some of those mentioned are 'race' fit only, which means tight-ish and racy looking..not for this wide body..but which?

[joosttx]

Q36.5. I think they are the best summer jersey around. However you pay for it.

[bicycletricycle]

The new stuff from giro is very nice

[Md3000]

There's always good deals on de marchi on the major websites like competitive cyclist and nashbar

[sandyrs]

Q36.5. I think they are the best summer jersey around. However you pay for it.

Agreed 100%, if you're willing to pay the price. I suggested Cutaway because their pretty nice jerseys are $85.

[tv_vt]

Rapha on sale, and check eBay.

[etu]

My favorite - Road Holland's Celeste Green jersey

[djg21]

http://www.voler.com/browse/cat3/?cat=mens,tops

[Mzilliox]

http://dannyshane.com/collections/jerseys-collection
http://www.ornotbike.com/collections/all-products-collection

[roguedog]

Q36.5. I think they are the best summer jersey around. However you pay for it.

Yup. Was going to post this as well.

Also saw these yesterday at the shop. http://velocio.cc/product-category/men/

Like the quiet, no logo (almost) look and the material felt nice. Haven't tried myself though am contemplating...

[nooneline]

Search and State (http://searchandstate.com) is what you're looking for. Superb fabrics, minimalistic styling, and the highest fabrication at reasonable prices. Their fabrics are developed/made in NC and hand sewn in NYC - Their race jersey is amazing in most every weather condition and super comfy. The rain jacket and arm warmers surpass anything that I've ever worn and I always have them close by. I prefer their kit far more than Rapha, in fact.

I second this so hard. It's rare that a company's product makes me a loyalist. Their armwarmers were the first Search And State product I tried, and they're so, so, so good. I have a couple of their jerseys, too - excellent fabric, great cut that's sort of... snug and slim without being super race-y. Really high quality. High prices, too, but not fully through the roof. MIUSA is a big plus if it's a big plus to you.

[bikinchris]

http://www.voler.com/browse/cat3/?cat=mens,tops

That's what I was going to post. Everything from plain to flashy and in different fits.

[BumbleBeeDave]

. . . are HERE. (http://www.nashbar.com/bikes/CategoryDisplay?storeId=10053&catalogId=10052&langId=-1&orderBy=&searchTerm=&beginIndex=0&pageSize=64&categoryId=204697&metaData=eGZfY2FzX2Y3X250a19jczpNZW4ncw%3D%3D)

Yes, some of their stuff is wild, but scroll down and there are quite a few here at very reasonable prices that fit your description to a T.

BBD

[BobbyJones]

The Torm line up looks pretty good and decently priced for Sport wool. Who's got first hand experience? Sizing?

[elevenvelo]

Maybe have a peek at what we do... as plain or as loud as you want... eleven.cc (http://www.eleven.cc) ;)

[doomridesout]

I have two Torm jerseys. Fit pretty true to size- I wear size small Rapha and medium in Castelli or Rapha Pro Team and Torm small is good. Really nice jerseys, a little thick for hot weather, and the pockets are too small for my everything and the kitchen sink approach but really nice fit and finish for the money.

[Johnny P]

Take a look at their site. I have some of the jersey's linked below for $40 and I use them more than some of my high end high dollar jerseys. Their shorts are very good for the price. I use them most all of the time.

http://www.aerotechdesigns.com/mens-full-zip-cycling-jersey-club.html

Alan

+1. I like their shorts. I haven't tried their jerseys yet.
JP

[akelman]

What size are you? And are you willing to wear used stuff? If you're an XL, I have a bunch of Rapha jerseys that I should probably sell (I never wear them).

[bcroslin]

Wait for Rapha to have a sale or grab a 20% off code when they come up. It's worth the extra money IMO. The traditional pro jersey is awesome and the new climbers jersey is the best light-weight jersey I've owned.

[velotrack]

To answer the questions before: I'm looking for a race, but not aero, fit. I'm relatively skinny so race fits sometimes don't end up even being that. I wear smalls usually.

Anyways, I've got a ton of leads to go on. I'll probably post back in a few months with some reviews of the things I've tried.