Mens Long Sleeve Cycling Jersey | Jovi Orange & Black
Mens Long Sleeve Cycling Jersey | Jovi Orange & Black
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Warmth without the winter bulk
Jovi is a men's long sleeve cycling jersey made for those cooler rides when short sleeves aren't quite enough.
The breathable 160gsm technical fabric has a soft brushed inner that adds warmth without turning the jersey into a bulky winter jacket. It's ideal through autumn and spring, brilliant for chilly early starts, and works as a comfortable insulating layer beneath a jacket when winter gets colder.
And because good cycling kit needs to fit the person wearing it, Jovi has a longer body and extra room around the belly. That makes it a great option for bigger, broader and taller riders who struggle with traditional cycling jerseys feeling too short or unnecessarily tight.
Technical cycling kit, just without the vacuum-packed feeling.
Why you'll love it
- Soft brushed fleecy inner for extra warmth
- Mid-weight 160gsm technical fabric
- Lightweight, breathable and moisture-wicking
- Longer body for improved coverage on taller riders
- Extra room around the belly for a more comfortable fit
- Designed for bigger, broader and taller men
- Antibacterial fabric to help keep you fresher for longer
- Elasticated cuffs for a comfortable finish
- Silicone hem to help stop the jersey riding up
- Three roomy rear pockets for ride essentials
- Secure zipped rear pocket for valuables
- Reflective detailing for lower-light rides
- Smooth full-length front zip
- Available in our extended men's size range
Who is Jovi best for?
Jovi is a great choice if you want your cycling jersey to feel fitted and technical without being aggressively tight.
It's particularly well suited to riders with a bigger belly, broader build or longer torso, as well as taller men who find standard cycling tops don't provide enough body length.
If you've spent years sizing up just to get enough room around your middle — only to end up with something baggy everywhere else — our men's cut is designed to give you room in the places that actually need it.
Fit & sizing
For men's cycling jerseys, measure both your chest and belly at their widest points.
If your belly measurement is larger than your chest measurement, use your belly as the main guide when choosing your size.
The jersey should sit comfortably against your body without pulling tightly across your stomach or restricting movement. Taller riders should also take their height into account, as this can affect which size gives the most comfortable body length.
Not sure which one to choose? Send us your height, chest and belly measurements and we'll happily help.
When should I wear it?
Jovi is ideal for cool autumn and spring rides, typically when you want a little more warmth than a short sleeve jersey can offer.
Wear it on its own in cool, dry weather, add a gilet when there's wind in the air, or layer it underneath a winter cycling jacket when temperatures drop further.
It isn't designed to be windproof or waterproof on its own, think of it as your versatile warm cycling layer for changeable weather.

How to find your size
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1. Get measured
Before you order, grab a tape measure and get your key stats
- Men: Measure your chest and belly at their widest points
- Women: Measure your bust, waist, and hips at their widest points
Accuracy now = better fit later
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2. Pick your key measurement
- Men: If your belly is bigger than your chest, use your belly measurement
- Women: When it comes to bottoms, hip measurement is your most important one.
Between sizes? It's usually better to size down for bottoms. For tops, choose based on whether you prefer a snug or looser fit
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3. Height matters
Men: Under 5'10"? A smaller size may fit better. Over 6'4"? You may want to size up
Women: Under 5'6"? Consider sizing down. Over 6'3"? A larger size might be comfier
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Still unsure?
Check individual product pages for extra fit tips
Our gear is made for cycling, try it on in riding position
Email our Sizing Gurus with your measurements and height. We're happy to help!