
ive always been one to want to disregard the sex orientation of clothing, starting from wearing girls american eagle jeans in the eighth grade before skinny jeans penetrated common fashion style. I came across pedaler clothing the other day and was impressed by pedaler's unisex line, having no shame to create pieces that can be worn and worked in different ways to suite all styles of the sexes. And even better its geared towards cyclist using sustainable, yet study fabric. a little pricey, but the concept is key.