JERSEY COMPARISON
Short Sleeve Jerseys
FOR EVERY MICRO-CLIMATE
Our short-sleeve jerseys accommodate every Bay-Area microclimate: the race-weight Park Jersey keeps you aero and cool, the versatile House Jersey wicks hard for all-day road or gravel, and the Polartec-powered Micro Grid Jersey balances warmth and breathability when coastal fog rolls in. Each jersey features recycled fabrics, UPF protection, smart pocket layouts, and minimal branding.
Park Jersey
A performance-fit jersey made from ultra-soft recycled fabric with UPF 30 protection for fast days and long rides.
House Jersey
A versatile, US-made jersey with all-day comfort and a unique dyed-and-sublimated pattern for any ride.
Micro Grid
A light jersey with a gridded structure designed to keep you cool in the heat and warm under a jacket. US Made!
long sleeve Jerseys
KEEPING YOU COVERED
Our long-sleeve lineup covers the full range, from the lightweight Park Jersey to the breathable, mid-weight Micro Grid and up to the ultra-warm Super Thermal. Whether you run hot or are always cold, there’s a long-sleeve jersey ready for your ride. Layer responsibly, Ornot. Visit our showroom to try for yourself.
Park Jersey
A lightweight, close-fitting jersey built for high-output rides in cooler conditions.
Micro Grid
A breathable long sleeve with a gridded interior for light insulation and excellent layering versatility. US Made!
Merino Grid
A midweight jersey with a merino wool interior that stays warm even when damp, perfect for cold-weather riding. US Made!
Grid Thermal
A fleece-lined jersey that balances insulation and breathability, ideal for layering in variable temps. US Made!
Super Thermal
Our warmest jersey, made with dense thermal fleece and a relaxed fit for deep winter riding comfort. US Made!
FAQ
How do your jerseys fit?
Our jerseys have a close-to-body fit. The Park Jersey is our most race-oriented, while the House Jersey is slightly more relaxed. All styles run true to size, with fit notes on each product page if you're between sizes or prefer a looser feel.
Are all of your jerseys "Deadstock" ?
Not all of our jerseys are made with deadstock fabric, but many are. For example, our Microgrid Jersey and Merino Grid Long Sleeve often use deadstock materials — but only when they meet our performance and durability standards. Using deadstock helps us reduce waste without compromising quality.
Are any jerseys wind-resistant?
None of our jerseys are windproof on their own. They’re designed for breathability and work best when layered with a wind-blocking shell like the Micro Climate or Magic Shell. This layering system gives you adaptable protection for changing conditions.
Are all jerseys made with recycled fabric?
Not all of our jerseys are made with recycled fabric, but many are. We prioritize recycled and Bluesign®-approved materials whenever possible, without compromising performance or durability. Each product page includes specific fabric details so you can see exactly what you're getting.
What jersey is best with the micro climate jacket?
The Micro Climate Jacket is designed to layer over any of our jerseys, but it pairs especially well with lighter options like the House Jersey or the Micro Grid. For cool mornings or variable weather, this combo creates a versatile system that blocks wind and light rain without overheating. If you need more warmth, add a base layer underneath.
what is the difference between the park and house jersey
The Park Jersey is our most compressive, race-oriented fit, made from high-stretch recycled Italian fabric for high-output rides. The House Jersey has a slightly more relaxed fit and is more breathable, with perforated fabric throughout, and is made in the US. See the size chart for more detail.
What is the difference between the Micro Grid and Merino Grid Jerseys?
The Micro Grid is lighter and more breathable, making it ideal for layering in cool conditions without overheating. The Merino Grid is thicker and warmer, with a merino wool interior that insulates even when damp. Both use a gridded fleece structure for temperature regulation, but if you ride in consistently colder temps, the Merino Grid is the better choice.
What is the difference between the grid thermal and super thermal jersey?
The Super Thermal is our warmest jersey, built with heavier fleece and a more relaxed fit for deep winter layering. The Grid Thermal uses lighter gridded fleece for a balance of insulation and breathability. Both layer well under the Magic Shell, but choose the Super Thermal for colder conditions and the Grid Thermal for more versatility.
How should I care for my jersey?
For best results, machine wash your jersey cold with like colors and hang dry. Avoid fabric softeners and high heat, which can damage technical fibers. Washing in a garment bag can help extend the life of zippers and seams.
Do you offer repairs?
Yes, we offer repairs through our in-house Garment Repair Program. We fix zippers, seams, and worn panels to help extend the life of your gear. Most repairs are free within the first year, and we offer affordable pricing after that. Contact us to start the process.
Layer Up
where the real magic happens
Layering matters when conditions change. The Ultralight Wind Vest blocks wind, sheds light rain, and packs into a jersey pocket. Pair it with one of our base layers and you have a micro-climate-ready system. Slip a cap and a pair of thermal gloves into your pocket so sudden temperature drops never catch you off guard. At just 85 g, our stretch-knit leg warmers can stay stowed in a bar bag, Ornot.
