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BikerJens

Re: Chinese cycling clothes
« Reply #915 on: October 02, 2025, 12:45:22 AM »
Long shot, cause why would Chinese brands make something that is hard for me to find in Europe size wise: Have anyone come across a long sleeved jersey with +70 cm sleeves? I'm interested in normal jerseys, thermal etc.

Just to make the quest harder - it would be nice if it's slim/aero'ish fitting. I'm 200 cm tall with a long torso.. 84 kg heavy.
Tall person with gigantic CdA

fhill

Re: Chinese cycling clothes
« Reply #916 on: October 02, 2025, 05:38:30 AM »
Long shot, cause why would Chinese brands make something that is hard for me to find in Europe size wise: Have anyone come across a long sleeved jersey with +70 cm sleeves? I'm interested in normal jerseys, thermal etc.

Just to make the quest harder - it would be nice if it's slim/aero'ish fitting. I'm 200 cm tall with a long torso.. 84 kg heavy.

not that I'd know but you give it a shot at some custom jersey manufacturer like tarstone and qiyi clothing maybe they can help you

BikerJens

Re: Chinese cycling clothes
« Reply #917 on: October 02, 2025, 05:46:26 AM »
not that I'd know but you give it a shot at some custom jersey manufacturer like tarstone and qiyi clothing maybe they can help you

Thank you. Seems like Tarstone only do custom regarding the print/colours (they have a size guide) and Qiyi have a MOQ of 10. Even though I really want some jersey that fits, it might be a overkill :)
Tall person with gigantic CdA

Da11as

Re: Chinese cycling clothes
« Reply #918 on: October 02, 2025, 06:13:24 AM »
Thank you. Seems like Tarstone only do custom regarding the print/colours (they have a size guide) and Qiyi have a MOQ of 10. Even though I really want some jersey that fits, it might be a overkill :)
In 6 years of my cycling journey I have tried dozens of clothing pieces but never got lucky with chinese jerseys. It maybe shitty material, sleeves that are too short, body part that is too long or short, lower half that is too relaxed... or shoulders that are flapping in the wind... or pockets that are too high SOMETHING IS ALWAYS OFF.

Eventually I gave up and start buying western race fit jerseys which always provide perfect or nearly perfect fit. Maybe I am too demanding but I (almost) never got issues with chinese bib shorts.

shoushou

Re: Chinese cycling clothes
« Reply #919 on: October 02, 2025, 06:17:59 PM »
Long shot, cause why would Chinese brands make something that is hard for me to find in Europe size wise: Have anyone come across a long sleeved jersey with +70 cm sleeves? I'm interested in normal jerseys, thermal etc.

Just to make the quest harder - it would be nice if it's slim/aero'ish fitting. I'm 200 cm tall with a long torso.. 84 kg heavy.

I don’t know from where you’d measure. But I have a Darevie longsleeve (summer) that is 70
Cm from collar to hem.
Fits areo on me. I’m 192cm and 82kg.

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mMMb9JT

It’s a XL.
« Last Edit: October 02, 2025, 06:25:07 PM by shoushou »

BikerJens

Re: Chinese cycling clothes
« Reply #920 on: October 03, 2025, 12:32:25 AM »
I don’t know from where you’d measure. But I have a Darevie longsleeve (summer) that is 70
Cm from collar to hem.
Fits areo on me. I’m 192cm and 82kg.

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mMMb9JT

It’s a XL.

It's from the top of the shoulder. Where the sleeve starts :)

Asian XL?
Tall person with gigantic CdA


Wet Noodle

Re: Chinese cycling clothes
« Reply #922 on: October 03, 2025, 05:31:10 AM »
That made me laugh.

shoushou

Re: Chinese cycling clothes
« Reply #923 on: October 03, 2025, 06:04:57 AM »
It's from the top of the shoulder. Where the sleeve starts :)

Asian XL?

Yes Asian XL.
From top of sleeve to hem it’s only 60cm. 

BikerJens

Re: Chinese cycling clothes
« Reply #924 on: October 03, 2025, 09:10:09 AM »
Yes Asian XL.
From top of sleeve to hem it’s only 60cm.

Thank you! Appreciate it.

Stupid freakish long arms I have..
Tall person with gigantic CdA

Crash217

Re: Chinese cycling clothes
« Reply #925 on: October 03, 2025, 12:28:21 PM »
Anyone tried any good rain jacket clothes?

Found this one from Darevie: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001638415274.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.2.5ca81f7emPs0vN&algo_pvid=3eaa3bd1-6170-400c-bf3f-12758296c21e&algo_exp_id=3eaa3bd1-6170-400c-bf3f-12758296c21e-1&pdp_ext_f=%7B%22order%22%3A%22192%22%2C%22eval%22%3A%221%22%2C%22fromPage%22%3A%22search%22%7D&pdp_npi=6%40dis%21CAD%2163.08%2155.17%21%21%21315.08%21275.57%21%40210318c317594804428925645e5fbd%2112000016950873304%21sea%21CA%214421031649%21X%211%210%21n_tag%3A-29919%3Bd%3Ae467501e%3Bm03_new_user%3A-29895%3BpisId%3A5000000188185369&curPageLogUid=lFd4mDf4JmxC&utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A%7Cx_object_id%3A1005001638415274%7C_p_origin_prod%3A

My buddy has that bright darevie jacket and loves it.  Its very warm and pretty good at keeping you dry in misty conditions.    It is a strange purple/greyish color in person and eye bleedingly reflective bright when the lights it just right.   The most extreme ride we've done together that i recall him wearing that jacket on was a century ride last winter. We left out before dawn on a very foggy and misty morning with the temperature just below freezing.  Once it got light enough outside we realized we both had a coating of ice on our gear.  He remained comfortable the entire ride with the jacket and his thermal kit, even having to shed it once it got sunny and about 50f degrees.

Merry

Re: Chinese cycling clothes
« Reply #926 on: October 03, 2025, 03:41:45 PM »
My buddy has that bright darevie jacket and loves it.  Its very warm and pretty good at keeping you dry in misty conditions.    It is a strange purple/greyish color in person and eye bleedingly reflective bright when the lights it just right.   The most extreme ride we've done together that i recall him wearing that jacket on was a century ride last winter. We left out before dawn on a very foggy and misty morning with the temperature just below freezing.  Once it got light enough outside we realized we both had a coating of ice on our gear.  He remained comfortable the entire ride with the jacket and his thermal kit, even having to shed it once it got sunny and about 50f degrees.

Perfect, thanks for the feedback!

Pedaldancer

Re: Chinese cycling clothes
« Reply #927 on: October 03, 2025, 06:02:54 PM »
That made me laugh.


At least Darevie is honest about the fabric.
This kind of fully reflecting fabric is really easy to be damaged.
I've made this experience with 2 different pairs of shoes from different companies which had a fully reflective surface.  Just by riding the fabric itself became ugly unamazingly fast.

I guess a shower with pure water would be absolutely okay.
Of course it's a valid question if I would like to have such a material as jacket... well.. for me I would answer that with a no.

Wet Noodle

Re: Chinese cycling clothes
« Reply #928 on: October 04, 2025, 01:21:59 AM »
At least Darevie is honest about the fabric.
This kind of fully reflecting fabric is really easy to be damaged.
Demanding for a jacket to not be exposed to sunlight is just ridiculous. Rain jacket or not, this basically translates to: Do not wear outside.

Pedaldancer

Re: Chinese cycling clothes
« Reply #929 on: October 04, 2025, 02:35:06 AM »
Demanding for a jacket to not be exposed to sunlight is just ridiculous. Rain jacket or not, this basically translates to: Do not wear outside.

That's not correct. Although I agree that the fabric is not a good choice, what you interprete is not correct.
 For a rain jacket: if sun is shining...why should i wear it?
It will not die when worn in rain, but hanging around in full summer sun seems to be not the best treatment. UV is quite destructive. They don't say don't use it outside. They say don't grill it in sun.. there's a difference..
« Last Edit: October 04, 2025, 02:41:20 AM by Pedaldancer »