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I love the clothing by Rapha - while they are known for their high quality athletic cycle wear, they also have a city range, that looks exceptional off the bike

I love the clothing by Rapha - while they are known for their high quality athletic cycle wear, they also have a city range, that looks exceptional off the bike. I'd categorize it as fucntional fashion and due to their athletic roots it will fit very well for slim bodies. [1] Another alternative is Outlier - a small brand that focuses on high quality, durable fashion. [2] For more afforadable basics I like Uniqlo - say what you want, but I think it's very worthwhile clothing for the price. [3] - [1] https://www.rapha.cc/us/en_US/ https://www.rapha.cc/us/en_US/ [2] https://outlier.nyc/ https://outlier.nyc/ [3] https://www.uniqlo.com/us/en/home/ https://www.uniqlo.com/us/en/home/

Fricken 9y ago
Rapha and Outlier make some good clothes. The most interesting new category of clothing is coming from outdoor technical apparel retailers who are moving into more urban/city clothes, and reinventing everything using better fabrics and technical features, and, in keeping with the conventions of the technical apparel industry, everything they make is field tested up the wazoo. I bought these cycling pants from Arcteryx, they're the best pants I've bought. They're Teflon coated, presumptively to shed road splatter, but they shed everything else as well, they don't get dirty! I've worn them 20 times, they haven't been through the wash yet. I spilled flour, spaghetti sauce and coffee on them, there's no visible evidence that any of that has happened. https://arcteryx.com/ec/en/shop/mens/A2B-Commuter-Pant https://arcteryx.com/ec/en/shop/mens/A2B-Commuter-Pant