With a huge range of sizing it's easy to get one to fit your little rider and the cut has proved to provide a really nice fit with its stretch material. This is another great example of designing around children, rather than shrinking things. These jerseys fitted both kids well, with enough arm length to not expose their wrists when cycling, long enough in the body to avoid gaps around the waist and a slim cut that works well with the stretch fabric. Our 5-year-old tester wore a size small, and 8-year-old tester a size large.
The cut is pretty classic, athletic, and doesn't have a dropped back as found on some cycling tops.
This works great for kids and means it's good for use on any activity, not just bikes and we've used it for running and climbing as a base layer.
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