Does anyone know where one might purchase cycling clothes for the larger woman, at a reasonable outlay. By larger I mean around size 20, which seems to exceed xxl by the classification of most producers of women's cycling attire, especially in the bust. Not racing clothes but clothes to tourin iin comfortably or undersake local day rides.
The issue with men's clothes if the size is notionally right iin some areas is that the proportions are not good... like hips.
Larger Women Cycling Clothes
Re: Larger Women Cycling Clothes
This might be worth a look,
https://fatladattheback.com/about/
They do lasses as well !
I have a shirt and it is very good quality and a nice design
https://fatladattheback.com/about/
They do lasses as well !
I have a shirt and it is very good quality and a nice design
Re: Larger Women Cycling Clothes
Caledonia64 wrote:Does anyone know where one might purchase cycling clothes for the larger woman, at a reasonable outlay. By larger I mean around size 20, which seems to exceed xxl by the classification of most producers of women's cycling attire, especially in the bust. Not racing clothes but clothes to tourin iin comfortably or undersake local day rides.
The issue with men's clothes if the size is notionally right iin some areas is that the proportions are not good... like hips.
These go up to xxxl and are not overly expensive.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Muddyfox-Lad ... U3KJGrFozg
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Womens-Wicki ... UpJ2ZHnwvA
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ILPALADINO-W ... 6KaILvDUWQ
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ILPALADINO-W ... 83PdFTIFSw
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Re: Larger Women Cycling Clothes
Decathlon 2XL seems to equate to a size 20, if you believe their size guide.
https://www.decathlon.co.uk/C-11007-cyc ... ct_8529362
https://www.decathlon.co.uk/C-11007-cyc ... ct_8529362
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