Men's Rapha Core Thermal Long Sleeve Cycling Jersey - Black/White
Basic informations
| Category | Winter cycling jerseys |
|---|---|
| Determination | men's |
| Brand | Rapha |
| Category | jerseys |
| Catalog number | BNE01XXBLW |
Technical parameters
| Clothing size | XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, 3XL |
|---|---|
| Color | black |
| Sleeves execution | long sleeve |
| Season | 2026 |
| Features | functional, luxury, thermo |
| Execution | long sleeve |
| Use | road bike |
| Material | synthetic |
| Activity | on a bike |
| Season | vernal, autumnal, winter |
| Top execution | with a zip |
| Maintenance | gentle washing in the washing machine at 30°, must not be bleached with chlorine, Do not tumble dry, Do not chemically clean, must not be ironed |
| Other | Recycled fabric with brushed back for added warmth on cooler rides, fabric offers excellent breathability and moisture wicking for all-day comfort |
| Material - content | 50% recycled polyester, 50% polyester |
| Special collection | Core |
Product description
The Rapha Men's Core Thermal Long Sleeve Jersey is a versatile long-sleeved cycling jersey for everyday training and longer rides in cooler temperatures. It is made from recycled fabric with a brushed inner for added warmth. This fabric offers excellent breathability and moisture wicking for all-day comfort.
The jersey has improved pockets, a silicone strip on the hem and a collar design to reduce irritation. Raglan sleeves also enhance riding comfort.
Main advantages and parameters:
- Recommended for use in cold to moderate conditions
- Brushed fabric on the inside
- Silicone on the bottom hem
- Collar design reduces the risk of irritation
- Improved fit for comfort on the bike
- Three rear pockets with secure storage
- Additional zipped pocket for safe storage of valuables
- 50% recycled polyester, 50% polyester
Size chart
About brand Rapha
Vision, tradition and style. Simon Mottram, founder of Rapha, was surprised by the lack of creativity and style in the cycling industry of his time. That's why, in 2004, he launched a whole new era of cycling apparel that has grown into a worldwide cult.
