Capsule Wardrobe Recommendations - Page 2

Clean39T · #16 11-22-2018, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Mzilliox

Brother, the way you appreciate finer things, Isadore. seriously

ISADORE

Simple lines, great fit, really good workmanship, stunning color selections, best gloves ive tried, i pretty much only use them now. the Medio and Climbers bibs are amazing, and their long sleeved jerseys are the best i have found.

they also do good projects to help their local community.

Isadore

You're right. That all looks 100% my speed..

Going to try a few pieces with the BF sale for sure.

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XXtwindad · #17 11-22-2018, 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Clean39T

You're right. That all looks 100% my speed..

Going to try a few pieces with the BF sale for sure.

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Most of their stuff is race fit, FYI ...

choke · #18 11-22-2018, 05:46 PM

I love merino jerseys and they are about all that I ride in these days. The Woolistic ones (Vintage Velos) are very nice IMO for off the rack. They do a lot of different designs so if you don't see something you like keep checking back, the stock changes a lot.

The gold standard for me is Cima Coppi. Lawrence, the owner, is a forum member. They will do custom mods to their standard jerseys...both size and color....for not much more money than anyone else's off the rack. And if you want full custom they will do that as well. They made this one for me last year, it was the very first one that they made with front pockets and a collar.

XXtwindad · #19 11-22-2018, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by choke

I love merino jerseys and they are about all that I ride in these days. The Woolistic ones (Vintage Velos) are very nice IMO for off the rack. They do a lot of different designs so if you don't see something you like keep checking back, the stock changes a lot.

The gold standard for me is Cima Coppi. Lawrence, the owner, is a forum member. They will do custom mods to their standard jerseys...both size and color....for not much more money than anyone else's off the rack. And if you want full custom they will do that as well. They made this one for me last year, it was the very first one that they made with front pockets and a collar.

Well done. I was thinking about springing for their v4 ultralight in basic black.

jasonification · #20 11-22-2018, 05:54 PM

+1 on Isadore! By far my favorite. Check wiggle for some last season stuff as well

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Originally Posted by Clean39T

You're right. That all looks 100% my speed..

Going to try a few pieces with the BF sale for sure.

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choke · #21 11-22-2018, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by XXtwindad

Well done. I was thinking about springing for their v4 ultralight in basic black.

I haven't tried the superlight, that one is the medium weight. I don't find that it is too heavy unless it is really hot.

Clean39T · #22 11-23-2018, 01:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Mzilliox

Brother, the way you appreciate finer things, Isadore. seriously

ISADORE

Simple lines, great fit, really good workmanship, stunning color selections, best gloves ive tried, i pretty much only use them now. the Medio and Climbers bibs are amazing, and their long sleeved jerseys are the best i have found.

they also do good projects to help their local community.

Isadore

Placed a substantial order and gave you a shout-out in the notes section..

morrisericd · #23 11-23-2018, 09:01 AM

I've been waiting for a long time for Rapha's Pro Team Shorts in Long to go on sale. Unfortunately, they never seem to have them in XL.

Any thoughts on Isadore's sizing and bibs (climbers, regular?) to try? I'm looking for an all-rounder, similar to the Rapha's.

Psyched to hear a new (to me) Rapha alternative!

XXtwindad · #24 11-23-2018, 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by morrisericd

I've been waiting for a long time for Rapha's Pro Team Shorts in Long to go on sale. Unfortunately, they never seem to have them in XL.

Any thoughts on Isadore's sizing and bibs (climbers, regular?) to try? I'm looking for an all-rounder, similar to the Rapha's.

Psyched to hear a new (to me) Rapha alternative!

Hey Morris -

I can't speak to the bibs. But I have several jerseys, vests etc. by Isadore. The two things I really like about them:

A) They look really good off the bike. Maybe even better than while cycling.

B) I like the cut of their clothes. The XXL in their merino stuff fits my shoulders without swimming in the waist. I like Rapha's stuff (and their customer service is outstanding) but fit can be problematic for me.

morrisericd · #25 11-23-2018, 04:15 PM

Thanks - I agree with the Rapha fit. I'm 6'2" and 185 and their XL bibs fit perfectly. Their brevet jerseys fit well but I haven't been able to find other jerseys of theirs that fit perfectly. They are typically too tight in the shoulders and too bunchy around the waist. Thanks for the input!

Mzilliox · #26 11-23-2018, 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Clean39T

Placed a substantial order and gave you a shout-out in the notes section..

rock n roll, hope you like it now that ive talked it up, haha

Mzilliox · #27 11-23-2018, 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by morrisericd

I've been waiting for a long time for Rapha's Pro Team Shorts in Long to go on sale. Unfortunately, they never seem to have them in XL.

Any thoughts on Isadore's sizing and bibs (climbers, regular?) to try? I'm looking for an all-rounder, similar to the Rapha's.

Psyched to hear a new (to me) Rapha alternative!

I would say the Isadore fit in comparison to rapha is slightly more racey to the same. their LS jerseys fit the same as rapha ls jerseys. the climbers bib and medio bibs are longer in length, which i like a lot. Rapha bibs dont quite fit me right, so its hard for me to compare there, but id say its pretty similar. i can wear small or medium in Isadore, depending on how racey i want the garment to fit.

doomridesout · #28 11-23-2018, 11:57 PM

Not a high-end option by price, but I've been really impressed with my Torm merino jerseys. Simple, classy looks, a pretty good fit if you get the right size, and straight up cheap. Don't be fooled by the cheap website, these things are pretty solid- I have a couple that are probably five seasons old and still look great.

Edit: Or, if you wanted to spend big bucks and tell us how it goes, I've been coveting MAAD jerseys http://maaddyes.com/shop/.

Duende · #29 11-24-2018, 12:26 AM

Plus 1000. Cima Coppi. Easily amongst the best Merino jerseys I’ve ever had. Great fit, well made. Can’t say enough good things about them. Really like their light weight Merino model.

I’m going to check out isadore too though!

Clean39T · #30 11-24-2018, 01:35 AM

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Originally Posted by doomridesout

Not a high-end option by price, but I've been really impressed with my Torm merino jerseys. Simple, classy looks, a pretty good fit if you get the right size, and straight up cheap. Don't be fooled by the cheap website, these things are pretty solid- I have a couple that are probably five seasons old and still look great.

Edit: Or, if you wanted to spend big bucks and tell us how it goes, I've been coveting MAAD jerseys http://maaddyes.com/shop/.

That Torm stuff looks really nice - might have to give one or two a go..

Any tips on fit comparison to other more known brands?