ALMANAC

Section 01

Almanac Cycling

Cycling clothes can be beautiful. I started this because I wanted somewhere to care about that properly.

I spend an unreasonable amount of time looking at cycling clothes. Not because I need more of them, and definitely not because I care about every new fabric or marginal gain, but because every so often somebody gets it exactly right: a brown that looks incredible next to navy, a jersey with just enough texture, a rain jacket you would actually choose to put on. Those are the things I remember.

The Edits are how I collect them. I start with one piece or one colour I cannot stop thinking about and build the rest of the kit around it, because that is how I get dressed for a ride anyway. A jersey can be beautiful by itself and still look completely wrong with the bibs. A rain jacket can be technically perfect and ruin everything underneath it. I care about the whole thing, including what happens when the temperature drops halfway through the ride and the layer in your pocket suddenly matters.

There are plenty of places that will tell you what launched this week or which jersey saves three watts. I am happy they exist, but Almanac is not trying to be one of them. I want to find the pieces that make me want to ride because I can already picture wearing them, and then keep them here long after the next collection has arrived.

The Edits

  1. Edit 03, Autumn 2026

    Model in a prune-purple cycling jersey with dark olive sleeves and black bib shorts against a pale studio wall

    Edit 03, The red register

    Three ways to wear red without looking like a racing team.

    3 looks, 9 pieces

  2. Edit 02, Autumn 2026

    Rider wearing a pale sky blue Universal Colours jersey with brown bib shorts

    Edit 02, Cool Light

    The blues I keep coming back to when black feels too easy.

    3 looks, 9 pieces

  3. Edit 01, Autumn 2026

    Pas Normal Studios International Sand Mechanism jersey shown in warm neutral tones

    Edit 01, Quiet Miles

    The colours I want to ride in when summer finally gives up.

    3 looks, 11 pieces