Solo St Neith Classique Cycling Jersey 100% Polyester The Solo design team openly declares its mission: to produce the most beautiful cycle clothing in the world. The Classique range of jerseys pays tribute to iconic nations within cycling's golden age, with retro styling and accents that will set you apart from the field Constructed from Nuovotec polyester; a proprietary polyester blend created for Solo Cycle Clothing, that has superior breathability, wicking, anti-bacterial properties and is super soft against the skin. Thoughtful and functional features including an 8" front zip with oversize zipper pull, four rear pockets, silicon elastic waistband and knitted retro look arm and neck bands Retro-inspired design elements including superbly screen-printed (not digitally printed) chest, arm and rear graphics, resulting in bright colors and patterns The world's most beautiful cycle clothing is here. Timeless style inspired by cycling's golden era. Discover your new favorite jersey within the Solo Cycle Clothing Classique range Breathable and superb moisture wicking capability Supersoft feel for next-to-skin comfort Anti-bacterial treatment minimizes odors Meets anti-microbial standards ATCC 6538/ATCC 43520 100% Polyester The Solo design team openly declares its mission: to produce the most beautiful cycle clothing in the world. The Classique range of jerseys pays tribute to iconic nations within cycling&#039;s golden age, with retro styling and accents that will set you apart from the field Constructed from Nuovotec polyester; a proprietary polyester blend created for Solo Cycle Clothing, that has superior breathability, wicking, anti-bacterial properties and is super soft against the skin. Thoughtful and functional features including an 8&#034; front zip with oversize zipper pull, four rear pockets, silicon elastic waistband and knitted retro look arm and neck bands Retro-inspired design elements including superbly screen-printed (not digitally printed) chest, arm and rear graphics, resulting in bright colors and patterns