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Would be very grateful for recommendations for website selling replica classical cycling jerseys. I’m not willing to pay Prendas prices. Have come across  retro-cycling-jerseys.com, and and various other sites, but they all seem to carry the same photos of the same shirts, so probably source from the same place? Some are £30 odd. Any experiences, of these or others?
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Thanks so much for that info,

Thanks so much for that info, and taking the time to reply. Much appreciated. So, ordering direct from China is the way, I see. Would normally feel a little reluctant to punch payment details into such a site, but guess I won’t be the first to do so. Good to hear the colours don’t run, probably the clincher. 

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The site they all buy them

The site they all buy them from (apart from Prendas) is Aliexpress in China.https://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?catId=0&initiative_id=SB_20201121063630&SearchText=cycling+jersey

 

The site you mention buys from them, and charges you 4x what they cost him.A club mate bought the same jersey as I did,mine was just under £10 posted,his cost over £40.We knew they were the same jersey because Jiashuo was printed on the back of it.That’s the guy in China who sold them.Plus the guy @ retro told him it would take 4 weeks to get it.Mine arrived in 3 weeks from China.They (Retro) have changed the photo now,but still charge way over the top.I even had my own jersey design made and it was £14 posted.If you find what you’re looking for speak to the seller,as he will give you options for postage.It’s a bit like ebay as loads of different sellers.The Quality is ok and sizing is, as there chart say’s.I have had a few jersey’s and still going strong.I bought a Winter fleece last year,and it,s warm down to freezing.I don’t go out below that.The quality of the winter fleece or Roubaix as the others call them is still as new,and been washed loads of times.Colours don’t run.Pockets are deep,zips are ok.They aren’t windproof or waterproof mind.I just wear a Craft windproof baselayer and job’s a goodun.Hope that helps

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