Autumn — Winter 2024 Lookbook

An exploration of the elements of a cycling wardrobe. From layering pieces for the transitional season to deep winter gear.

1/3: Transitional

Transitioning from late summer through autumn and sensing the first hints of winter is series of fluid, unnoticeable shifts. Isolated incidents. The odd shower on an early morning ride. Padding your back pockets to check if you remembered to put your gloves in your jersey pocket. Zipping up your gilet.

2/3: Mid Winter

Adding that next layer of protection. Knowing what you will face and the determination to push through. The subtle details in preparing specifically. The right base layer. Deciding between the gilet and the packable jacket. Neck tubes and gloves. Facing rain, a sudden drop in temperature or changing winds.

3/3: Deep Winter

Riding through deep winter is a matter of trust. In the insulation of the layers close to your body. The protective properties of the last barrier between you and the elements. Knowing your tolerances. Of cold, wet weather. Balancing the intensity and adapting to your surroundings. Choosing a route that makes the ride possible.