We took it as our patriotic duty to review the Katusha Sports SUPERLIGHT jersey inspired by Australia. It’s a might fine albeit pricey piece of warm weather kit.

We’re seeing a throw back toward classic looking kit. There’s a rush toward simple, classic colours. Clean lines and an overall timeless look.

Adelaide-based Biketivist have seen launched a new collection resplendent in some eye-catching new designs and a new logo

I check out new Aussie apparel brand PUNK. 'Premium, limited, exclusive'....

If you’re looking for a stylish addition to your cycling wardrobe, one that will be your go-to kit for season after season – you should seriously consider getting your hands on some sweet Pedla kit.

Premium Aussie kit makes a damn good impression

Putting Rapha's adventurewear to the adventure test

Comfort, support, and premium feel... without the premium price tag.

Do I look French in this?

One interesting crossover: a race cut jersey that promises to keep the rain and wind at bay. 

We got our hands on one of Tenet Supply’s first run of jerseys to see what’s what. How does it fit in the ultra-competitive-ultra-cool Australian kit scene?

Rapha’s Brevet Windblock is effectively a lightweight merino jersey back with gilet material fused onto its front panels. How does the hybrid all-day-adventure jersey stack up?

Is it not true that Italians are the most stylish people in the universe? They are known for creating pieces that are just so good to look at that you can't look away. I'm particuarly susceptible to anything out of Italy... including my wife, bikes, Alfa Romeo, pasta, mountains, coffee and now, Maglianera cycling kit.

Ever since first laying eyes on kit by Pedla, I’ve been seduced. The minimal design, incredibly subtle branding, colour palettes and general aesthetic appealed to me in ways that few kit brands do.

I was drooling over the Pedla’s Leaderboard Collection as soon as I saw the first release photos. So naturally I was pretty excited to get a full kit to test. This is a premium offering and at the higher end of the Aussie boutique kit spectrum. Does it deliver the goods?

Adelaide’s cycling apparel company Biketivist wants you to join their pedaling cult. They’ve also got just the thing for you to wear: their animal print party they call the Penumbra kit.

Get Bodhi on your Body. So that’s not Bodhi Cycling’s slogan, but it should be, I’ll even let them use it free.

For the World Everesting Project I was supplied with kit from Bodhi Cycling Australia, both in some custom colours, and some of their branded kit. I have been riding in it for months now, in all sorts of conditions, and can pretty comprehensively tell you what I think about it.

Ride, look fabulous, save the world. Out of the Rat Race is a boutique brand that creates environmentally conscious products so you look stylish in the saddle, and feel great about your decision to support a company that is kind to our planet. 

Slovakia’s Isadore Apparel is committed to quality, sustainability, high performance. We’ve taken a look at their Climbers Kit to see how it stacks up.

Ridge Supply has arrived in Australia in a blaze of fluorescent glory. We checked out one of their first season of kits to see if it’s as good as it looks.

The Black Sheep Team collection is the mainstay of their line-up. It’s light, airy, silky smooth, and slim cut. That’s my kinda kit.

VeloOne's Spring 2016 kit has landed at La Velocita - Its understated class, quality construction and strong performance make it a kit that is well worth having on your 'need' list.

Everyday kit that blends style, comfort and performance. 

STëLF season 2 has landed. I've never worn a kit that has bought so many comments my way. The 'Pebbles' kit we've been testing has the instant effect of bringing great colour and excitement to brighten up the dullest day.