The cycling club long sleeve sits between the tee and the hoodie in the seasonal lineup. It is what members wear on cool fall meetup rides, on the warmup for early-spring centuries, and on indoor trainer sessions where a hoodie is too warm but a tee is too cold. Two fabrics cover the spectrum: soft Airlume cotton for casual wear and moisture-wicking polyester for trainer or warmup.
Airlume cotton, fitted but relaxed cut. Front logo or full back design. The casual long sleeve for cafe stops and post-ride layering.
Performance polyester, sweat-wicking, faster to dry. The pick for indoor trainer and warmup rides.
Most clubs start with the cotton long sleeve and add the performance long sleeve after 60 days if members request it.
Bear Grips Pro Shops: Custom Apparel for Your Team. No Minimums. Free Shipping.| Long Sleeve | VIP Base | Retail | Club Margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cotton long sleeve | $29.88 | $44-48 | $14-18 |
| Moisture-wicking long sleeve | $29.88 | $44-48 | $14-18 |
Long sleeves carry slightly higher markup than tees because the buying intent is more deliberate. Members who buy a club long sleeve are committing to the club brand.
One cotton, one performance, two colors. Bridge the gap between tee season and hoodie season.
Start FreeCool morning rides, indoor trainer sessions, fall meetups, post-ride layering after sweaty races. Demand window runs late September through April in cool regions.
Cotton for casual wear and cafe meetups. Moisture-wicking polyester for indoor trainer and warmup rides where sweat management matters. Most clubs stock both.
Yes on the cotton long sleeve. Skip the back design on the performance moisture-wicking version (the fabric does not hold large prints as well).
Standard retail is $44 to $48. Most clubs price for $14 to $18 markup. Event editions can carry $20+.