Everything depends on the style and theme represented in Jersey. Jerseys great teams of the past are certainly desirable and many Vers C but is random, team jerseys for samll town that could have a name of a mom and pop business in it, unless the graphics of what is truly unique and catchy.  cheap cycling jerseys  Jerseys from early 90s was also a phase similar to trhough paintjobs on many bikes back then it was mostly an "acquired taste" that included discoloration and spatter patterns and fluorescent creepy and pastries (even recall seeing paisleys in some yechh .....!) that actually does not look so great today, but who knows, in twenty years, they might be fashionable again favorable. But choosing a shirt with a design that most cyclists might consider would be eternal safest way to go.

I have only one jersey that I bought specifically not to use too, but to keep as collector's item, back in the early '80s.:

My AD team jersey as worn by professional riders like American / French Pro rider Jock Boyer on the Pro circuit in the late 70s 80.

It is a classic design that I knew always be attractive for many years, so even though I did not have a bike of AD, but I've always dreamed of owning a time but could never afford the one I wanted. I went ahead and put the money in my poor college student days to buy ....... and now i "m very glad I did so. I carried out many other shirts I had through the years, but kept this one around in my closet since the 80s except for a few rides. yet I have never AD a bike, but while still hoping that someday I will be able to find the Vent Noir II always dreamed of ....

I like quite a few designs vintage jersey, "vintage" in this case means pre-1980. There are some jerseys later I like - the Hinault / Lemond was La Vie Claire shirts come to mind.  batman cycling jersey Of the current generation of computer games, I like the best Europcar jerseys, probably the most "old school" design modern jersey in the peloton.

I do not like cotton shirts. They do not "wick" moisture-wicking and kept moist, becoming heavier and more saggier and uncomfortable at times. Polypro and acrylic look and feel good, but God Almighty is what sucks up the sky at the end of a trip, when I had some, I was tempted to go and attack a skunk for best flavor. And it's not easy to get rid of the smell after a few rides, at least for me.

As for shorts, lycra bibs FTW. Lycra adjustment only keeps your legs pumping best. And you can have the old royal suede inserts - if you take perfect care of them, I suddenly feel a bit rough and finally feel like hell, and if you take even less than perfect slughtly care of them, they feel like paper of sandpaper to the end of a 50-km. In 1970, they were better than any available alternative. No more.