Hot Weather Cycling Jerseys

Lightweight, open-knit or mesh fabric, a full-length zip for venting, a breathable back panel, and UPF sun protection. A closer race fit also speeds evaporation against the skin, so heat escapes faster.

Short sleeve is the most versatile and adds shoulder sun coverage; sleeveless maximizes airflow for peak heat and indoor training. Pick sleeveless for the hottest days and short sleeve for everything else.

Open mesh, lightweight Air-style knits, and moisture-wicking yarns that maximize airflow and evaporation, many built with our In-R-Cool® fabric. Explore the full cooling range in Advanced Cooling.

Many are UPF-rated to block UV on exposed rides. For the fullest coverage, add sun sleeves and see our Sun Protection lineup.

Closer than a casual top, since a race or performance fit speeds evaporation, while a baggy jersey traps hot air. See our How to Choose a Jersey guide for the fit profiles.

It uses lighter, more open fabrics and more venting to move heat and sweat faster. Compare it against the full range in Cycling Jerseys to see the difference in weight and knit.

Add a thin mesh base layer to move sweat, sun sleeves to shade and cool, and hydrate steadily. For a full hot-day system, see Hot Weather.