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How to Match a Cycling Kit

Matching jersey and bib shorts, or plain black bibs that go with anything: how to put together a cycling kit that looks right.

By Jonathan Ciaccio 2 min read

Weekend Warrior digital camo cycling jersey, front.

A kit is a jersey and bib shorts that belong together. You can buy them as a matching set, or build one around plain black bibs. Here's how to do either.

Option 1: a matching set

Many of our jerseys have bib shorts made to match. A few of them:

Weekend Warrior digital camo bib shorts, front

Option 2: plain black bibs

Black bib shorts go with any jersey, from a plain one to the loudest print. The Stealth, Classics Midnight and Equipe bibs are all plain black. Read how to choose black bib shorts.

Finish it off

Some kits go further. The GC kit has a wind vest, gloves, a cap and sun sleeves to match, and the Prime kit has a gilet, cap and shoe covers. Riding with a partner? See matching kits for couples.

Getting the fit right

Jersey and bibs should both fit close, with no flapping fabric. If you're between sizes, or you like a little more room, size up. Our size guide has the full charts. If you get it wrong, keep it: within 15 days of delivery you can order the same item in another size at about 20–60% off.

Get yours

Every piece is made to order for you and delivered in 5–6 weeks.

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Written by Jonathan Ciaccio at Corbah

Corbah designs original cycling jerseys and kit, made to order with free personalization on every jersey. Want one that's only yours? Request a free custom design.