Silly Commuter Jersey

yocto

Sorry to jump in so late.

With the FCN you could have a patch that you button on. For example along the back of the jersey towards the bottom (where the rear pockets are) you could have the letters ‘FCN’ with a space to button on the number. The number could also be reflective (?). Rapha do a reflective (hi-vis) button-on patch http://www.rapha.cc/long-sleeve-city-riding-jersey Something a bit like this (with regards to the patch). The patch could be double sided to save on the number of different patches produced. We could have the option to choose which number(s) we wanted when purchasing a jersey.

Of course this would just add to the overall cost. Just an idea…

Clever Pun

Rick Chasey wrote:

None of your FCN's change?

Exactly I've got 4 bikes that I can ride in on.. plus different kit alters it to

I like the idea of the star for the winners of SCR of the year, but that's like a super target then

Next thing you know CJCP will be scalped by a girl on a brommie

Jay dubbleU

Maybe get high tec jerseys with LED display panels - change your SCR number as of ten as you like

cjcp

Clever Pun wrote:

Rick Chasey wrote:

None of your FCN's change?

Exactly I've got 4 bikes that I can ride in on.. plus different kit alters it to

I like the idea of the star for the winners of SCR of the year, but that's like a super target then

Next thing you know CJCP will be scalped by a girl on a brommie

I, too, like the idea of the star....

@Green Brompton - meet, CP, a fellow Brommie rider. He's tall (Redwood tall), with tattoos and a beard.

Go get him.

iPete

Looking at yet more Twin Six socks I just realised they already have a Jersey of the same spec being asked for on here


http://www.alwaysriding.co.uk/twin-six- ... -1156.html

Anonymous

iPete wrote:

Looking at yet more Twin Six socks I just realised they already have a Jersey of the same spec being asked for on here


http://www.alwaysriding.co.uk/twin-six- ... -1156.html

I'm sorry but I would only be able to go for it if that 6 was in a blue circle

richVSrich

i do like it - but 60 quid???? for real?

iPete

If the quality is there its a reasonable price? Not sure how much a custom kit would cost?

Clever Pun

iPete wrote:

If the quality is there its a reasonable price? Not sure how much a custom kit would cost?

The lfgss custom was about £75 I think

mrc1

Clever Pun wrote:

iPete wrote:

If the quality is there its a reasonable price? Not sure how much a custom kit would cost?

The lfgss custom was about £75 I think

I'll knit them for you all at that price

cyclingprop

The last price I saw for a custom was about £28, but I can't remember which website.

Clever Pun

mrc1 wrote:

Clever Pun wrote:

iPete wrote:

If the quality is there its a reasonable price? Not sure how much a custom kit would cost?

The lfgss custom was about £75 I think

I'll knit them for you all at that price

£75 for a job lot, cutting your margins thin a bit there

rewound

Just a thought velcro... leave a gap somewhere and stick some of the self adhesive velcro bits to it and then buy a varierty of numbers. Just a case of finding the right velcro number for the day depending on bike / clothing / luggage / length of stubble!!

optimisticbiker

We just ordered 25 custom jerseys in various sizes S - XL as works team kit (London Revolution and other events, plus commuting), from Owayo. They were around £28-odd each, we did the design in-house. Kenton RC get theirs for £30 from a different supplier, but I don't think theres much to chose between them in terms of quality.

bigmat

I have used Owayo a couple of times - the jersey on my avatar was one of theirs. The minimum order size is pretty small - half a dozen or so I think. They also agreed to slight modifications for a small additional fee - names, motifs (my Welsh mate had a dragon on his neck) etc. Jerseys are pretty good quality - 3/4/ zip, wash well, not the most technical but a reasonable cut.

mrc1

Clever Pun wrote:

mrc1 wrote:

Clever Pun wrote:

iPete wrote:

If the quality is there its a reasonable price? Not sure how much a custom kit would cost?

The lfgss custom was about £75 I think

I'll knit them for you all at that price

£75 for a job lot, cutting your margins thin a bit there

You drive a hard bargain *puts knitting needles away*

I'd definitely recommend wildoo as I mentioned in the other thread.

There's a choice of fabrics/cuts but for a coolmax full length zip they start around £28 including a free design service. Minimum order is 10.

http://www.wildoo.co.uk/