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  1. Hi,
    Can anyone tell how to go about finding an Australian company that
    can make cycling jerseys?

    I've done some searching via Google and found Body Torque and Cannibal. Are
    there any others?

    Thanks

    Wes Dinsmore

  2. In Melbourne, I can recommend Rowbust (they're in Collingwood). They
    do small runs - minimum is 10 jerseys or knicks, and they're quite
    affordable.

    www.rowbust.com

    They do all my aboc stuff, see :

    http://www.aboc.com.au/perl/open.pl?p=clothes

    There's also Giramondo, but they didn't bother to reply to my emails
    when I was looking for someone to make my jerseys, and neither did
    Scody.

  3. Bleve said:

    In Melbourne, I can recommend Rowbust (they're in Collingwood). They
    do small runs - minimum is 10 jerseys or knicks, and they're quite
    affordable.

    www.rowbust.com

    They do all my aboc stuff, see :

    http://www.aboc.com.au/perl/open.pl?p=clothes

    There's also Giramondo, but they didn't bother to reply to my emails
    when I was looking for someone to make my jerseys, and neither did
    Scody.

    i think from memory Scody are Perth-based. got 60 done in 2000 for a round-the-bay corporate team and was decent quality.

    i think? there is a also a torquay-based crowd but cant remember name.

    AND UNOclothing? do they do custom/short run stuff?

  4. Wes Dinsmore said:

    found Body Torque and Cannibal. Are
    there any others?


    2 years ago our corporate team used Giramondo for ATB. Worth looking at for the bodgy web site, all you web designers out there. Not all the text fits and it doesn't give any really useful info, apart from the fact that they do sublimation printing (in the "about us" section).

    As far as product, I like the top because it is not too thin and does not let too much cold air through - good for autumn and spring, or winter with a thermal. Not so good for hot days though.

  5. On 2005-08-02, flyingdutch (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:


    Bleve said:

    There's also Giramondo, but they didn't bother to reply to my emails
    when I was looking for someone to make my jerseys, and neither did
    Scody.

    i think from memory Scody are Perth-based. got 60 done in 2000 for a
    round-the-bay corporate team and was decent quality.

    i think? there is a also a torquay-based crowd but cant remember name.

    AND UNOclothing? do they do custom/short run stuff?

    I think I recall UNO saying at an MBTC meeting a couple of weeks ago
    that they will be starting very soon, as in, within a couple of
    months.

    --
    TimC
    Beating is one thing .... pounding accompanied by the shakes is a bit
    unnerving -- Andrew Comeau in RHOD

  6. sinus said:

    2 years ago our corporate team used Giramondo for ATB. Worth looking at for the bodgy web site, all you web designers out there. Not all the text fits and it doesn't give any really useful info, apart from the fact that they do sublimation printing (in the "about us" section).

    As far as product, I like the top because it is not too thin and does not let too much cold air through - good for autumn and spring, or winter with a thermal. Not so good for hot days though.


    Body Torque did my jerseys they are pretty nice, with the full length zips, pretty good price as well, Body Torque are the Geelong/Surf coast mob 🙂

    Scody did everything when I organized some triathlon outfits, they were also good quality, but were a bit more expensive then Body Torque, I have the feeling Scody are more corporate customer based 🙂

  7. TimC said:
    Quoted message said:


    AND UNOclothing? do they do custom/short run stuff?

    I think I recall UNO saying at an MBTC meeting a couple of weeks ago
    that they will be starting very soon, as in, within a couple of
    months.

    BR or aus.bicycle jersey sponsored by Uno?? There's already a fair bit
    of Uno gear on BR's now.

    DaveB

  8. DaveB said:

    BR or aus.bicycle jersey sponsored by Uno?? There's already a fair bit
    of Uno gear on BR's now.

    DaveB

    Uno. Smiths Gully caf. wot other sponsors could we attract?
    Vicroads for our 'scouting' abilities? 😄

  9. MikeyOz said:

    Body Torque did my jerseys they are pretty nice, with the full length zips, pretty good price as well, Body Torque are the Geelong/Surf coast mob 🙂

    Scody did everything when I organized some triathlon outfits, they were also good quality, but were a bit more expensive then Body Torque, I have the feeling Scody are more corporate customer based 🙂

    Body Torque are in Ocean Grove, ph 1800 350 158

  10. flyingdutch said:
    DaveB said:


    BR or aus.bicycle jersey sponsored by Uno?? There's already a fair bit
    of Uno gear on BR's now.

    DaveB

    Uno. Smiths Gully caf. wot other sponsors could we attract?
    Vicroads for our 'scouting' abilities? 😄

    Auto Barn as the starting point (and supplier of official clock and temp
    gauge). Oh the irony of being sponsored by Auto Barn, it would be beautiful.

    DaveB

  11. DaveB said:


    flyingdutch said:
    DaveB said:


    BR or aus.bicycle jersey sponsored by Uno?? There's already a fair bit
    of Uno gear on BR's now.

    DaveB

    Uno. Smiths Gully caf. wot other sponsors could we attract?
    Vicroads for our 'scouting' abilities? 😄

    Auto Barn as the starting point (and supplier of official clock and temp
    gauge). Oh the irony of being sponsored by Auto Barn, it would be beautiful.

    DaveB

    I still want a Prado jersey.

    Tam

  12. Tamyka Bell said:


    I still want a Prado jersey.

    Tam

    Im not sure we have ever seen a Prado on a BR?

    lots of MG's. mini's. Utes and that darned garbage truck we keep getting in Warrandyte. but no 'soccer-mom' vehicles

  13. TimC said:
    Quoted message said:

    AND UNOclothing? do they do custom/short run stuff?

    I think I recall UNO saying at an MBTC meeting a couple of weeks ago
    that they will be starting very soon, as in, within a couple of
    months.

    Was this for touring shorts? or just custom nicks?

  14. flyingdutch said:


    Tamyka Bell said:


    I still want a Prado jersey.

    Tam

    Im not sure we have ever seen a Prado on a BR?

    lots of MG's. mini's. Utes and that darned garbage truck we keep
    getting in Warrandyte. but no 'soccer-mom' vehicles

    --
    flyingdutch

    That is so not fair. Hey when Abby gave me a lift home from his place
    (when I ripped my shoe in half at the crit and was too soft to face the
    hills with only one leg), we drove past a Prado, and I nearly yelled out
    my usual "f*%king Prado!" but couldn't - his kids were in the car. Abby,
    did you know I was thinking it anyway?

    Tam

  15. On 2005-08-03, Terry Collins (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:
    TimC said:
    Quoted message said:

    AND UNOclothing? do they do custom/short run stuff?

    I think I recall UNO saying at an MBTC meeting a couple of weeks ago
    that they will be starting very soon, as in, within a couple of
    months.

    Was this for touring shorts? or just custom nicks?

    Custom designs on their range of clothes already available.

    --
    TimC
    Entropy isn't what it used to be.

  16. flyingdutch said:
    Tamyka Bell said:

    I still want a Prado jersey.

    Tam

    Im not sure we have ever seen a Prado on a BR?

    lots of MG's. mini's. Utes and that darned garbage truck we keep
    getting in Warrandyte. but no 'soccer-mom' vehicles

    Too early for the soccer mums, lots of horse floats though. If we didn't
    have to slow for that unsealed section we could miss the garbage truck.

    DaveB

  17. On 2005-08-03, DaveB (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:
    flyingdutch said:

    lots of MG's. mini's. Utes and that darned garbage truck we keep
    getting in Warrandyte. but no 'soccer-mom' vehicles

    Too early for the soccer mums, lots of horse floats though. If we didn't
    have to slow for that unsealed section we could miss the garbage truck.

    And wrong day of the week.

    I haven't seen the garbage truck yet. Must be a figment of your
    imagination.

    --
    TimC

    Quoted message said:

    aibohphobia, n., The fear of palindromes


    And here I thought it was the fear of robotic Japanese dogs.
    -- Tom "Tom" Harrington

  18. TimC said:


    I haven't seen the garbage truck yet. Must be a figment of your
    imagination.

    oh, its no figment!. Its big, noisy and realllllyy smelly.
    Altho his manouvre to pass us and almost take out a Landcruiser coming the other way was almost genius. 🙄

    back OT, how much and how many do hese custom places charge these days? perhaps a BR joisey would not be out of our price range

  19. Wes Dinsmore said:

    Hi,
    Can anyone tell how to go about finding an Australian company that
    can make cycling jerseys?

    I've done some searching via Google and found Body Torque and Cannibal. Are
    there any others?

    Thanks

    Wes Dinsmore

    Yes theres more.

    Cueldee
    76 Charles St Aitkenvale Qld
    (suburb of Townsville)
    07 4779 3833

    Cueldee net link

    They made the jerseys for this years Children's Cancer Ride to Cairns. Was a bit aprehensive as for the first time they are long sleve and I thought I might "cook'.

    No problem with excessive heat as they seem to breathe well and no problem with sunburnt arms this year.

    Have no idea of the cost or minimum quantity.

    Hugh

  20. HughMann said:


    Wes Dinsmore said:

    Hi,
    Can anyone tell how to go about finding an Australian company that
    can make cycling jerseys?

    I've done some searching via Google and found Body Torque and Cannibal.
    Are
    there any others?

    Thanks

    Wes Dinsmore

    Yes theres more.

    Cueldee
    76 Charles St Aitkenvale Qld
    (suburb of Townsville)
    07 4779 3833

    'Cueldee net link' (http://www.cueldee.com.au)

    They made the jerseys for this years Children's Cancer Ride to Cairns.
    Was a bit aprehensive as for the first time they are long sleve and I
    thought I might "cook'.

    No problem with excessive heat as they seem to breathe well and no
    problem with sunburnt arms this year.

    Have no idea of the cost or minimum quantity.

    Hugh

    --
    HughMann

    My new LBS will have shirts by Scody and knicks by Pearl Izumi (how nice
    is that!); my t* squad had gear by cannibal, and the ADF stuff is made
    by Hot Designs. People keep telling me that Hot Designs stuff falls
    apart, but I came off my bike at 45 km/h in the wet and it didn't
    tear... the knicks have tiny bit of gravel rash and that's it, and they
    (and the jersey) don't get smelly like Cannibal gear seems to. They're
    the group that makes the revolution cycling clothes.
    http://www.hotdesigns.com.au/

    Tam'

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