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Cycling jerseys

In this category you will find cycling jerseys for road bike, mountain bike, gravel and everyday use – from lightweight summer jerseys to windproof long-sleeve models and robust MTB jerseys. High-quality materials, well-thought-out cuts and brands such as Assos, Castelli, Gore Wear, Rapha and MAAP ensure a pleasant body climate on every ride. Whether you are planning short after-work rides, long Alpine passes or demanding trails – the selection offers the right jersey for ambitious riders and occasional athletes with fast delivery throughout Switzerland and Liechtenstein.

Buy cycling jerseys online – performance for road, trail and everyday use

Whether you are looking for a road bike jersey for intense rides, an MTB jersey with a loose fit or a versatile gravel jersey: the range covers lightweight, breathable summer jerseys, wind-repellent transition jerseys and thermal jerseys for cooler days. Brands such as Castelli and Assos stand for race-proven aerodynamics, Rapha and MAAP for urban style, while Endura and Löffler offer hard-wearing all-rounders with fair value for money. This means you can quickly find your next favourite jersey – with modern functional fibres, UPF protection and clever details such as silicone cuffs, zip pockets and reflective accents.

Cycling jerseys for every discipline and weather condition

Ultra-lightweight mesh jerseys with a race cut that provide maximum ventilation are ideal for hot days. On changeable days, windproof softshell jerseys or sleeveless baselayer jerseys provide the necessary flexibility. Mountain bikers opt for robust, loosely cut models with elbow-friendly stretch, while gravel fans rely on functional hybrid jerseys with pockets and abrasion-resistant panels. Many models are equipped with antimicrobial treatment, seam-reduced construction and zones with varying material density to avoid chafing and increase comfort – no matter how long your ride lasts.

Brand Comparison
BrandKnown forIdeal forPrice Segment
Assos Swiss high-performance, road bike jerseys Ambitious road cyclists Premium
Castelli Italian design, pro-team equipment Race-oriented riders, criterium enthusiasts Mid – Premium
Gore Wear Weather protection, breathable materials All-weather riders, long distances Mid
Rapha Classic style, club culture, merino wool Style-conscious cyclists, randonneurs Premium
MAAP Urban look, modern cuts Trend-conscious riders, gravel & city Premium
Santini Custom team jerseys, high-quality lycra Clubs, teams, licensed riders Mid
Endura Robust MTB and all-road jerseys Mountain bikers, gravel fans Entry – Mid
Löffler Swiss quality, sustainable production Touring riders, casual cyclists Entry – Mid
Who are these cycling jerseys suitable for?

The range is aimed at all cycling enthusiasts in Switzerland – from dedicated hobby riders who train several times a week to occasional cyclists who enjoy relaxed tours at the weekend. Mountain bikers, gravel explorers and commuters will also find the right jersey thanks to a wider choice of fits and diverse styles. With a broad price range from entry-level models to professional road bike jerseys, there is something for every requirement and budget.

Material, Fit & Care

Cycling jerseys are predominantly made from lightweight, quick-drying polyester fabrics with elastane content for optimum freedom of movement. When buying, look for flat seams, silicone grippers on the hem and sleeves, and a close-fitting but not restrictive cut that avoids chafing. Functional details such as water-repellent zip pockets and reflective prints increase everyday practicality. With proper care (30°C gentle wash, no tumble dryer), shape and colour fastness are maintained over many seasons.

Frequently Asked Questions
Which cycling jersey is suitable for hot summer days?▾
Lightweight, breathable jerseys made from polyester blends with generous mesh inserts and a thin, quick-drying structure ensure maximum cooling and comfort at high temperatures.
What is the difference between road bike and mountain bike jerseys?▾
Road bike jerseys are usually close-fitting, often with long sleeves and a tight silicone waistband, while mountain bike jerseys are looser, more robustly made and offer more freedom of movement as well as storage space for protective gear.
Which materials are particularly breathable and moisture-wicking?▾
Functional fibres such as polyester, polyamide (nylon) and elastane blends with special fabric structures or mesh panels wick sweat quickly to the outside and dry extremely fast – keeping the body pleasantly cool even on intense rides.
How do I find the right size and fit?▾
Refer to the manufacturers' size charts. Racing Fit is tight and aerodynamic, Relaxed Fit offers more freedom of movement. Measure your chest circumference and height and, if in doubt, choose the close-fitting version for sporty rides or the more comfortable fit for touring and everyday use.
Are expensive brands like Assos or Rapha worth the extra cost?▾
High-quality brands use more elaborate materials, more precise workmanship and many years of experience in cycling. The result is better breathability, greater durability and a noticeably more pleasant wearing sensation – especially on long distances or in changing conditions.
How do I wash and care for my cycling jersey properly?▾
Turn the jersey inside out and wash it at 30°C on a gentle cycle without fabric softener. No tumble dryer, no bleach. This preserves the functional fibre and reflective elements for a long time.
Do cycling jerseys offer UV protection?▾
Many brands such as Gore Wear, Castelli and Löffler use materials that offer UV protection up to UPF 50+. This also protects against harmful sun radiation on long summer rides.
Are there also entry-level models that still impress?▾
Yes, brands like Endura and Löffler offer cycling jerseys with good moisture management and high comfort at a moderate price – ideal for hobby riders and anyone getting into cycling.