Men’s On the limit long sleeve jersey – Carbon black

TIC CC LTD

£105

This cycling jersey is perfect for racing and riding in mild to cool conditions. The ‘minimum impact’ performance fabrics stretch, breathe and support you where you need it most . The arms have been shaped to provide an exact ‘on bike’ fit, and the jersey functions as an ideal mid layer for colder days. The On the limit jersey is a graphical celebration of bravery, fearlessness and the ability to defy the odds. As with all TICCC products, this cycling jersey has been made responsibly in Europe. All fabrics are made ‘close to home’ and are sustainably manufactured using recycled fibres.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TIC CC LTD, number 10678223. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
The maker doesn't say, so neither do we.
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