Coconut Ropamo Men's Shorts Sleeve Cycling Jersey Tops Bike Clothing Biking Shirt with 3 Pockets

I don't know why people give a low rating because their jersey does not fit as expected. I own cycling jerseys made by Pearl Izumi, Gore Bikewear, Castelli and Louis Garneau. The sizes vary from small to large. In some cases, I own different sizes made by the same manufacturer. So you really have to try them out to be sure. All the jerseys I have mentioned so far also have a few things in common, they all have so called technical wicking material, all have pockets at the back, all are made in China, and all cost 3 times the price of the Coconut jersey. In terms of comfort and wicking capability, I like Castelli the most, Coconut is comparable to Pearl Izumi, and all 3 are more superior than Gore Bikewear. In terms of workmanship, I would say Coconut is average, but excellent value for the price. I know I'm generalizing here since there are hosts of different jerseys from different manufacturers, so it's just a snap shot of what I own.The only complain I have here is the lead time for shipping and the shipping duration. It took 5 days for the vendor to ship the jersey, and once it arrived at the US, it took another 9 days in US Custom. The jersey took almost a month to get to me. I won't deduct a star because it's still within the Amazon shipping estimate. But it's just too long.

First of all, ALL CYCLING JERSEYS FIT SNUG/TIGHT...that's the way it is. These run a size smaller than American sizing, so take that into consideration, I'm 6', 215lbs and large build. I usually wear an XL tee, But I followed the size chart and ord'd a 2XL and it fits, like a cycling jersey should...snug, skin tight. Yeah, there's some paunch and love handles I'd rather not emphasize...but that's my fault and not the jersey's. Like someone else said...it gives me the motivation when I put on, to ride longer and harder, and get back down to 195(or trimmer) where I should be :-)

Really happy with this jersey. Fabric feels very lightweight and very cool on rides. Even with grippers on bottom edge of jersey, it does still ride up a little. I usually wear a medium and ordered this jersey in a medium and it fits my 5'7" 160lb body just snug enough.Update 20180820:I'm now on my 2nd jersey. I had a failure of the plastic zipper end. The sellers were quick to get a new jersey sent out to me. It did take a little to recieve it as it was mailed from overseas. I'll keep this as a 5 star review as I was taken care of by the seller.

TL;DR - if you want a "real" enthusiast cycling fit, then buy your standard US size. If you want them to be loose (cough - you should never wear your cycling clothes intentionally loose <steps off soapbox>) then buy a size larger.I'm 5'10", 167 lbs, have a 33" waist (actual measurement), wear size 30x32 jeans (H&M), wear size Medium t-shirts, and a size 16/34 slim fit dress shirt. I don't know how to be more descriptive than that.Buying inexpensive cycling clothes like this that are most certainly from the Chinese market - you never know what size you'll get. I have jerseys from three different brands that all fit me very well - RION in XL, Weimostar in L, and Coconut in M. Go figure. I have found all of them to be well made, although cycling clothes are never particularly "tough", these are certainly well made and worth the price. I'm very happy with the purchase. FWIW, I also bought shorts by this same brand, and the sizing is again true to US sizing if you're looking for enthusiast fit.

I am normally a Medium and but I ordered a Large because of the scare that it was going to be smaller. It ended up being to big when I tried it on. After I return it and got the Size Medium, it fit perfectly! I am 5’7 175lb. Feels light and fresh. Also, the designs and coolors look really nice!I have only used it a couple of times, hopefully it stay in good condition after several washes. I will update in a few weeks.

I ordered this jersey along with a $20 Celero jersey, hoping that one would be a decent cheap option. This Runmaner jersey appears to be the same materials and could have been made in the same factory as the Celero, but this jersey was not cut properly when being constructed. The chest panels were sown incorrectly to the collar, making the jersey sit twisted around my torso.See the pictures, where both the seam on the cheat panels are obviously uneven, and the size label/mark inside the collar is off center because of the poor sewing.For $20 I didn't expect a jersey that would last forever, but I did think I'd get one that was at least constructed properly.Regarding size, the Large in the Runmaner jersey fits like a Medium in the Celero jersey.

First off, starting out with 4 stars simply due to the fact longevity is an unknown at this point. I've got three rides in, and it does exactly what a jersey does! These are not "aero" fit BTW, they do have a bit of room. I'm 69"/175cm, average build and went with the large. The sleeves, shoulders and length are spot on with just a bit of room in the torso. The vented side panels are a great touch. Of course, I bought this in late fall in Colorado, but looking forward to summer temps. Quality is similar to other jerseys I've paid 4-5x's the price for.

I figured I'd take a chance for as cheap as this jersey is. And, well, it is cheap. I'm 5'10", 150lb, broad shoulders, 34" chest & 30" waist. I ordered a small—I prefer snuff fit. This jersey was too narrow through the shoulders and super tight in the waist even though it had loads of elastic. At the same time it was much too big in the chest and down-right billowy in the stomach. In conclusion, if you got narrow shoulders and big pot belly, but narrow hips, this jersey is for you.