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All bicycles MTB, Road, Track, Cyclocross, BMX, Commuter, Hack It's all about the ride. So this is Morvélo. Clothing and other products inspired by bicycles, the culture and the simple joy that it brings. Join us.  Morvelo are a new bike clothing brand based in Brighton, England, and we reckon their colourful T-shirts will appeal to a wide range of riders. All the tees feature limited edition designs that are hand-printed onto 100 percent combed cotton shirts. They range from a Woodstock-inspired design and logo T-shirts, which should appeal to mountain bikers, to more roadie-biased designs featuring the slogans 'Super Domestique' and 'Attack of the Pack!'. Also available from www.morvelo.com (and alwaysriding.co.uk soon!) will be team issue jerseys, cycling caps, gilets, and arm and knee warmers, not to mention pin badges and stickers, and even custom-etched Exposure lights. Co-founder Oli Pepper told BikeRadar the aim was to produce a range of good-looking kit that wasn't too 'bike geeky'. He said: "The idea was to appeal to all cyclists and not just be a mountain bike brand or a road or track brand. We're wanting to celebrate all cycling. As long as it's got two wheels and you can pedal it, it's all good! "Me and my co-founder Dave are both graphic designers by trade and we're trying to fuse that with our interest in bikes. We want to use our graphic design experience, bike culture and pop culture, and blend it together. The idea is to design more T-shirts and kit, and just bring a bit more creativity to it." If you have bought this product, why not write a review and help other riders to make an informed choice. Just click here.
5 reviews for Morvelo Super Domestique T-shirt
by Rob from United Kingdom on 24/03/2011
I love the motif on this T-shirt. The garment seems well made and after a first wash the transfer looks like it's going to resist peeling pretty well. I'm 5'9" with a 40" chest so I ordered a Medium, the style is fairly fitted but just right for me.
The only thing that stops me giving it a five star rating is that the material has a slightly 'synthetic' feel to it, probably just me but I expected a softer cotton feel.
But otherwise a great t-shirt which will see plenty of use this summer. 
by nickname from Australia on 06/02/2011
A fine quality cotton tee for those slightly warmer days. Interesting and colourful slogan on front for those of us who know the meaning of hard graft, be it on the bike or in the home! Small size fits like a glove (chest 38"). Would recommend this for anyone who doesn't always want a chunky style t-shirt.
by gray from United Kingdom on 13/07/2010
a well made and comfortable t shirt with a super fit and logo which will hold up to wear and tear, also my wife loves it so much i need to get her one too!!!!!!
by Colin Webster from United Kingdom on 05/05/2010
Top quality t-shirt, great design and fantastic fit, doesn't lose it's shape when washed just like the other Morvelo t-shirts I own, please bring out more designs!!!!
by Grant Duckett from United Kingdom on 24/02/2010
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