After much research and prodding my vendor, he found this fabric which is now our new standard. We call it “Challenger”. It has a lighter “hand” (feels softer) that the old fabric (called “Tempo”), but is more resistant to abrasion (from backpacks, accessories, etc.). Both custom cycling jerseys and technical shirts are made with this…
For a couple of years now I was able to accept orders of as little as one item. Market and vendor pressures, however, force me to establish a ten like-item piece minimum on custom cycling jersey orders. How does it work? Basically, you may order ten custom jerseys, or ten shorts, or ten running shirts….
Starting in 2011 Chronic Cycling offers full length, covered zippers standard on all custom bike jersey orders. We’ve never charged for your choice of zipper. Until now, that meant either a “3/4″ length invisible zipper, of a full-length visible zipper. We now have the capability of making full length zippers covered by the printed jersey…
Chronic Cycling recently introduced custom cycling shorts to its offerings
Have you checked out the online store? Recently, that little red button on the top right showed up. There hasn’t been a lot going up what with set-up and inventory entry and such. But there are some great deals to be had. And new stuff is coming in frequently. So, you see that red button…
After quite a few inquiries, I’m now offering Chronic Cycling’s version of Semi-custom. You see, all our orders are effectively fully custom anyways. I didn’t like the idea of mass-producing a few generic designs and have you just deal with the limitations of “personalizing” them. The way I see it if you’re paying for new…
I’ve published a Google Map with the cities Chronic Cycling has shipped custom cycling wear to: View Chronic Cycling’s Reach in a larger map Join the growth. Take a look at what makes Chronic Cycling custom cycling wear so special at the frequently asked questions about custom cycling apparel, and let’s get you some awesome…
This is pretty cool. There is a website, called Zazzle.com, that will print a single t-shirt on demand. That’s right, A SINGLE T-SHIRT. I have decided to post some of my designs for sale there. Some of these design may never see full-blow production, but some people may like them enough to buy a shirt…
I want to share something about the mountain jersey: I’m stoked about it. As much work as it was to find the right “fit”, I’m delighted to say it was worth it. Elastics are nowhere to be found. Here’s a jersey that is comfortable, yet tapers towards the waist enough not to have loose fabric…
