Canari Classique Paris Cycling Jersey - Merino Wool, Short Sleeve (For Men)

It's ok, I'm keeping it as a layering jersey. It's too thin though. Wool jerseys from a couple of decades ago were thick and would last. I'm not sure how long this one will last though. A good bargain in the basement anyhow.

Very comfortable. Especially nice on cooler mornings

I bought this for its bright color...I thought from others comments that I could get away with the wool...I found the shirt to not breath well and I felt a bit over heated...I think that the shirt would perfet in a cooler climat, but is to warm for Southern Florida...next time I will hold out for different fabric(as per husband)

There is nothing better than a good wool jersey, and this is a good wool jersey at a great price. This is a fine wool and not itchy at all. Wool does not stink after a day's ride so it's perfect for multi-day tours when you can't wash it every day. Much warmer than a plastic jersey when you get caught in the rain. Get the Lime; it's very bright but that's what you want, right? Doubles as a base layer when it's really cold out. Buy one larger than you need it and just throw it in the wash and dryer on low heat. If it shrinks then it's no be deal.

I purchased this shirt in size medium and in the color stone. I would just like to say that I love this color. It's very understated yet esthetically pleasing (most cycling jerseys tend to be loud colors). I also like the low profile duck pocket and zip neck. The zip allows you to vent when needed, and the duck pocket could probably easily carry a water bottle (but is probably designed to carry smaller items). Another feature that I absolutely love about the garment is the longer length of the sleeves. Typically active wear T-shirts have shorter sleeves and they can ride up, bunching under your armpits (especially when worn under another garment). This can be hot and uncomfortable. The longer sleeves of this garment virtually eliminates that problem. I had just few problems with the garment. I know that it's designed to have a tight fit, with that said I still think the sizes are overly optimistic. I am about 5'11, 200lbs and I have a 39/40 chest, and I could barely fit in the medium (which supposed to be 40-42). I gave the shirt away, and will be ordering a large. Another thing that I took issue with (though this is really just nitpicking) is the fact that the merino wool that this garment is constructed of is just bit scratchier than other merino garments I've used. This isn't that big of a problem, and merino garments usually soften after just a couple of washings. Overall this is a pretty versatile shirt with a lot of nice features. I don't intend to use it while cycling. I will be using it as a lightweight baselayer garment in cooler weather but I would imagine that it would be great for it's intended use.

This is my first wool cycling jersey. It's very lightweight and I've worn it for a week now commuting with daytime highs in the mid to upper 80s and fairly high humidity. It is just as comfortable as my regular cycling jerseys. This model is cut loose and has a large rear zippered pocket, would have preferred the traditional two or three, unzippered. Would also have preferred the zipper to be two to three inches longer, but got it for a great price.

Great price for a merino wool jersey. Thin but well constructed (flat stitched seems). It somewhat itchy (at the seems) but not a problem for me Comes with a roomy mesh lined zippered back pocket The stone is bland and dull and highlights wrinkles, the lime is bright -- even brighter than on the computer if you can believe that -- and the blue is just right. Same as la mongie only without stripe. Stripe is only on the front and looks just ok - I like the paris better but am getting one of each at this price.