Velocio Women's Radiator Mesh jersey review

A more environmentally friendly, well-designed top for the hottest weather

Velocio Women's Radiator Mesh Jersey
(Image: © Velocio)

Cyclingnews Verdict

A high-performance jersey for indoor or warm- to hot-weather outdoor riding for discerning women

Pros

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    Radiator fabric has magical heat dissipation

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    Light, comfortable form-fit

Cons

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    Crew collar makes for issues with upper zipper garage

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With all the news about how the fashion industry is destroying the environment, with cheaply made clothing ending up in landfills because vintage shops don't want the rejects, I considered the mound of decaying old custom club kit in my closet: jerseys and shorts with brittle elastic and unravelled seams - unwearable but with nowhere to go but the bin. There has to be a better way and the clue lies in one kit in my wardrobe that has been in constant rotation for over six years - Velocio. The company has dedicated itself to sourcing recycled fabrics, using biodegradable packaging and donating revenue to environmental causes. It's a company you can feel good about supporting although for some items you'll be digging deep into your pockets to do so. We've put Velocio's jersey to the test, comparing it to the best cycling jerseys available and with the Radiator Mesh Jersey, you'll find a summer or indoor training jersey that is made with recycled materials but still is of the highest quality.

Velocio Women's Radiator Mesh Jersey

The Radiator jersey has perforated panels on the front and sides for cooling (Image credit: Velocio)
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