Shirts/Tops (Casual)

Our Resort Shirt is not just an original design but a totally unique new product. Featuring a traditional shirt collar and a button-down casual fit with the same high-end Italian performance fabrics we use for our jerseys. The result is a super breathable and stylish shirt you can wear from the office to your gravel group ride. A small back pocket fits a bar, phone, or cycling case. Unisex sizing, women typically size down one size. - Made with premium Italian fabrics - Buttery smooth hand-feel - Ultra liightweight fabric at 80g/m2 - Traditional button-down shirt - Vintage-looking buttons - Small stash pocket in the back - 97% Polyester, 3% Elastane - SPF 50+ sun protection - Sustainably manufactured, Bluesign® and Oeko-Tex approved - Made in Serbia

Style and performance that works on and off the bike. The Women's Ranger drirelease Long Sleeve Jersey has a soft feel and relaxed fit which conceals advanced moisture-wicking technology. It'll keep you comfortable on the trail while providing the feel of your favorite tee, and has long sleeves for that added bit of coverage as you’re out getting your shred on. Constructed with drirelease, the jersey wicks sweat and dries quickly so you can take a ride on your lunch break and get away with it. - The drirelease yarns wick moisture and dry four times faster than cotton - Full garment utilizes recycled fabrics - 85% recycled polyester, 15% cotton drirelease jersey

- 100% combed ring spun cotton pre-laundered for reduced shrinkage - High quality inks will not crack or fade - Fitted tee. For a loose baggy feel choose one size up

If you can imagine riding cobblestones in the 1800’s on a rudimentary steel bicycle with wooden carriage wheels, then you’ll know how The Boneshaker Bicycle got its name. This University Bicycles Antique Collection T-Shirt pays homage to the early pioneers and their “crazy” ideas that helped shape the bikes we ride today. Text on back: The oldest bike in the collection! Also called a Velocipede meaning human powered land vehicle with two or more wheels. Coming from France and first manufactured by the Michaux company from 1867 to 1869, this marked a time of real interest in bicycles and was copied by many others. It fell out of favor after 1869 and was replaced in 1870 with a type of bicycle called "Ordinary," "High-wheel," or "Penny Farthing.

Represent your favorite bike shop and remember your trip to Boulder. These are a popular item, so inventory is subject to availability. Please call, email or chat with us for most up-to-date color and size options. Model is wearing a large in black/grey and an x-large in navy/light blue.