The ride starts in the dark. Jersey laid out the night before, coffee on, and this pulled over the top of it while the road is still empty and cold, then again three hours later, over the shoulders outside the café, while the hundred miles slowly turn into a story. This retro cycling hoodie is a heritage club crest for the club that earns that sunrise: Sunrise Century C.C., est. 1974, a steel road bike against a rising sun, laurels, and the kind of hand-drawn badge a real club would have stitched onto a wool jersey.
Soft and brushed inside, with a proper double-lined hood and a low-profile pocket that doesn't fight the design. The badge sits as one solid, flat crest, warm ink chosen to sit on deep fabric, offered in a range of deep colorways.
It's the answer to the hardest gift question there is: what do you buy the cyclist who already owns every gadget. Father's Day, a birthday, or the week they finally ride their first century.
The club is invented. The miles aren't.
