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A-Supra Race Jersey
Frequently asked questions Hide FAQs
How should an MTB jersey fit?
An MTB jersey should feel comfortable in a riding position, with enough room for movement on the bike without excessive loose fabric catching wind or shifting on descents. Compared with a road cycling jersey, the fit is typically more relaxed to support trail riding, body movement, and layering.
When choosing a size, check chest and torso measurements against the size guide and consider whether you plan to wear a base layer or lightweight protection underneath. A good fit should let you move freely through the shoulders and elbows while keeping the hem coverage stable on the bike.
Should I choose a long sleeve or short sleeve MTB jersey?
Short sleeve MTB jerseys are generally the better choice for warm weather, high-output riding, and maximum airflow. Long sleeve MTB jerseys add more coverage for cooler temperatures, variable wind, sun exposure, and light contact with brush or trail debris.
The right option depends on temperature, terrain, and how you ride. Many riders use short sleeves for hot summer trail days and long sleeves for enduro riding, shoulder-season conditions, or routes where extra arm coverage is useful.
What are Alpinestars outlet MTB jerseys made for?
This collection is built for mountain biking performance across trail, all-mountain, and enduro-style riding. Outlet MTB jerseys focus on the same core needs riders look for in technical bike apparel: breathability, moisture management, mobility, and comfort over changing terrain.
Across the range, riders can expect lightweight constructions, quick-drying materials, and jersey designs intended to work in an active riding position. To explore related apparel and protection for trail use, see the MTB collection.
Can I wear protection or layers under an MTB jersey?
Yes. Many riders wear an MTB jersey over a lightweight base layer, elbow protection, or a slim upper-body protector, depending on the terrain and level of coverage needed. A slightly more relaxed jersey cut is often preferred when layering because it helps maintain mobility without making the fit restrictive.
If you plan to ride with protection underneath, choose your jersey size with that use in mind and check that the sleeves, chest, and shoulders still move naturally in a riding stance. For bulkier armor, more room may be needed than for a simple moisture-wicking base layer.
How do I wash and care for an MTB jersey?
Wash MTB jerseys in cold water on a gentle cycle using mild detergent, and avoid bleach or fabric softener. Technical fabrics are designed to manage sweat and dry quickly, so harsh chemicals and excessive heat can reduce fabric performance over time.
Air dry the jersey rather than tumble drying it, and follow the garment care label for the final recommendation. Washing soon after muddy or sweaty rides also helps preserve the fabric, stretch, and breathability of the jersey.



































