Being based in Amsterdam, the FANTASTIC MAN team is obviously familiar with smart dressing on two wheels. It’s the most normal thing for the Dutch to cycle to a gala ball in a tux, although not always so practical. Therefore it’s interesting to see stylish cycling attire being developed in cities that have recently joined the bike trend – such as from the New York-based company OUTLIER. Their dressy trousers are just stretchy enough to stay snugly in place, even when bent over the handlebars (which helps to overcome any annoying slipping-down issues). OUTLIER’s shirts allow riders enough room to move unrestricted – particularly good for bending at the shoulders and elbows when cycling about. Fabulous for those who have both a bike and an office job.




















COMMENTS
bas:
Very nice, love the website!
matteo:
i discovered outlier something like 2 years ago when they just started.
ive got the workwear pants and the pivot sleeve shirt.
they have a great 6 months return/exchange policy, cos the first time i tried…i had to exchange the size because it was too big.
im a 30 waist and had to order a 29.
both trousers and shirt fit nicely.
But i only have one objection. the fabrics.
when the items arrived, they dont look as nice as they appear on the website.
Some fabric choices and some finishing arent so good and the fabrics are so so.
and for those prices i would expect better quality fabrics.
For sure its not Bartolini cotton shirting!
Dns:
Be safe and wear a helmut too!
Sam:
Outlier is great. The Merino shirts and hoodies are great for riding or for just wearing around. Kind of ridiculous how long they can go before washing. The pants are really useful too. Hoping as volume increases, prices come down a bit, but it’s worth it for well made stuff.