Giro New Road includes a deep collection of women’s clothing for spring 2014Courtesy
The Giro New Road women’s line, as with the men’s, is intended to offer comfort on the bike without looking like a Lycra billboardBen Delaney/Future Publishing
The line includes a mix of technical and comfortable fabricsBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Although Giro admits that its first New Road line met some initial resistance, the interest is now growing, the company saysBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Giro New Road women’s clothing includes pieces like a merino boy short with a super-thin Cytech chamois and a base layer with rear pocketsBen Delaney/Future Publishing
The lightweight mesh undershirt has rear pockets, so women can have the functionality of a jersey without the look of a jerseyBen Delaney/Future Publishing
The 89% merino/11% nylon short with Cytech’s Tri-Chamois is meant to be worn under casual shorts or pantsBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Giro’s New Road women’s line has some pieces that look somewhat like traditional cycling clothes — such as the jersey at center — along with some pieces that don’t look anything like the typical black-Lycra fareBen Delaney/Future Publishing
A herringbone knit is used on the Ride LeggingsBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Giro New Road Mobility Short and Mobilty 3/4 ShirtBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Giro New Road Mobilty 3/4 Shirt is a wicking polyester/spandex topBen Delaney/Future Publishing
The Giro New Road CA SL Ride Jersey (left) and CA Ride Jersey are both 89% merino/11% nylonBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Packable wind vests comes in four colors with little pops of color on the inside of the neckBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Giro has shoes and helmets that go along with the New Road look. The women’s Civila comes in sizes 36-43Ben Delaney/Future Publishing
Giro’s Commuter 2.0 Backpack has a rolltop, waterproof designBen Delaney/Future Publishing
The new Giro Aspect matches the New Road casual lookBen Delaney/Future Publishing
The Giro Aspect weighs a claimed 205g and features a detachable visorBen Delaney/Future Publishing
The Giro Aspect comes in four colorsBen Delaney/Future Publishing
The Giro New Road Mobility V-Neck has a small zippered pocke on the back and sleeves cut for ridingCourtesy
The Giro New Road Mobility 3/4 Shirt is a quick-dry polyester topCourtesy
The Giro New Road Mobility Polo is a merino/polyester blend with a slightly dropped back for ridingCourtesy
The Giro New Road Longsleeve Mobility Shirt is mostly cotton with a little bit of Lycra for stretch and hidden stretchy pleats on the back of the shoulders for riding without constrictionCourtesy
The Giro New Road Mobility Pants come in tailored and classic fitsCourtesy
The Giro New Road Ride Crew Pockets, as it sounds, has three rear pockets in a polyester/merino blendCourtesy
The Giro New Road Ride Overshort is a stretchy, quick-drying shortCourtesy
The Giro New Road Ride Legging is not your average piece of cycling clothingCourtesy
The Giro New Road includes a subset called California made in, you guessed, it, California. The CA Ride Jersey is a merino/nylon pieceCourtesy
The Giro New Road CA SL Ride Jersey uses Nycore wool, which is wool thread wrapped in nylon for durabilityCourtesy
The Giro New Road CA Overshort is made of Schoeller four-way stretchCourtesy
Giro claims the New Road Rain Jacket is quite breathableCourtesy
The Giro New Road Hooded Rain Jacket has hidden internal back pockets and a cotton-like exterior that’s still waterproofCourtesy
The Giro New Road Wind Vest has reflective piping and mesh on the backCourtesy