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Winter Cycling Clothing Essentials

In the previous article we talked about the different types of specialist winter clothing suited for sportswear and how the different fabrics work. From wicking base layers, insulating mid layers and outer shell layers these fabrics have a unique purpose in keeping you warm during the winter months. Read more on that article here

Now this article takes a look more specifically at these clothing types particularly suited for cycling, so you can now get properly kitted out this winter season with these cycling clothing essentials, and treat yourself with some luxurious garments!

Wicking Base Layers

Wicking base layers, these are the first layers you wear against your skin. This base layer, designed to keep the moisture moving away from your body, and keeping you warm. More about the wicking action can be found on the previous article.


An Ultimate Luxury!

Afar from the synthetic fibres on the market, check this item out: Pictured here is Icebreaker Women’s BodyFit200 Oasis crewe top, also available in black too, from Amazon.com. It’s made from 100% New Zealand Merino wool; the wool naturally repels both moisture and odour while allowing your skin to naturally breathe. This is a luxurious natural fibre, and is a perfect base layer too!

More favourites from the Icebreaker range made from New Zealand wool include, Icebreaker Chakra Zip Long Sleeve Top pictured left, and Icebreaker Nature Ultralite Sweetheart Top with pretty flowers adorned one the side.


Insulating Base Layers



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