Quick answer: If you’re kitting up for Singapore’s roads, these seven brands have you covered. Rapha and MAAP are the go-tos for serious road riders, Pas Normal Studios and Sigr keep things minimalist and breathable, Chrome Industries handles the commuter life, PEdAL ED blends Japanese precision, and Cycology adds colour with hand-drawn prints. Whatever your style, there’s something here that’ll make you look forward to the ride.
When you’re kitting up for a group ride, your cycling attire shouldn’t just perform – it should keep everyone comfortable and safe. Think high-visibility panels for post-sunset safety, breathable fabrics that don’t overheat, and cuts that stay modest whether you’re stopping at a hawker centre or coasting past a void deck. No pork, no lard? Not here, but plenty of reflective stripes so other riders can see you clearly.
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Rapha
Rapha occupies a shophouse on Tanjong Pagar Road, and walking in feels more like stepping into a cycling club than a shop. The brand is known for pro-level jerseys, bib shorts, and outerwear – the Core Rain Jacket is a frequent favourite – built around merino wool blends and aerodynamic cuts that somehow stay comfortable even when the humidity hits. It’s the kind of kit that works just as well for a long coastal spin as it does for a post-ride kopi at a nearby café. If you enjoy the ritual of a Sunday ride followed by a proper breakfast, this place gets it.
Rapha’s Tanjong Pagar shophouse doubles as a clubhouse – sweat-wicking merino blends keep you dry on long coastal loops, and the muted palette means you won’t look out of place at a post-ride kopi stop. Ideal if you prefer your cycling attire to work as hard off the bike as on it.
Address: 39 Tanjong Pagar Road #01-01, Singapore 088462
Hours: Monday–Sunday 10am–7pm
Price: Premium
rapha.cc
MAAP
A few doors down on Tanjong Pagar Road is MAAP, the Australian label that has a knack for making high-performance gear look like streetwear. Their jerseys, bibs, and accessories – the Training Bib Short is a staple – use compression fabrics and UV protection that make a real difference when the sun is relentless. The colourways are loud in the best way, so you’ll stand out in a peloton. Riders who enjoy a race-oriented fit and don’t mind turning heads will feel right at home here.
When the sun is blazing and you’re leading the peloton down East Coast, MAAP’s UV-protective fabrics and bold prints make sure you’re seen. Their race-cut fit suits riders who like a snug feel – book a fitting at the Tanjong Pagar shop if you’re between sizes.
Address: 31 Tanjong Pagar Road, Singapore 088454
Hours: Monday–Saturday 11am–7pm
Price: Premium
maap.cc
Pas Normal Studios
Tucked in a corner of North Bridge Road, Pas Normal Studios brings that Danish sense of understated cool to cycling. The Mechanism jerseys and Essential bibs are made from lightweight, moisture-wicking fabrics that feel almost like a second skin – tailored without being restrictive, which matters when you’re three hours into a ride and the humidity is doing its thing. The branding is subtle, the palette muted, and the attention to sustainable production quietly impressive. This one is for riders who want their kit to whisper rather than shout.
For riders who prefer their cycling attire to whisper rather than shout, Pas Normal Studios on North Bridge Road offers an air of quiet precision. The tailored yet unrestrictive cut is a boon on three-hour spins, and the neutral palette pairs easily with any bike colour scheme.
Address: 107 North Bridge Road #01-04, Singapore 179105
Hours: Tuesday–Sunday 10am–6pm
Price: Premium
pasnormalstudios.com
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Chrome Industries
Chrome Industries started in San Francisco but its gear feels right at home on Singapore’s streets. They sell online here, with islandwide delivery, and the jerseys, shorts, and accessories like the Citizen Messenger Bag are built with weather-resistant materials that laugh off a sudden downpour. Reflective details are generous, which is a proper plus for anyone riding home after dark. If you’re the sort who treats a bicycle as your main form of transport, this is the kit that’ll keep you dry and visible without looking like a safety vest.
If your route home involves Shenton Way after dark and a surprise thunderstorm, Chrome Industries’ weather-resistant kit has your back. Generous reflective panels keep you visible to traffic, and the online delivery means no need to chope a parking lot – it comes right to your door.
Address: Online-only, islandwide delivery
Price: Mid-range to premium
chromeindustries.com
Sigr
Sigr is a Swedish brand that sells online to Singapore, and its cycling wear is all about breathability and a clean Scandinavian look. The jerseys and bibs come with plenty of reflective details and stretch fabrics, and the sizing runs inclusive – a thoughtful touch that not every premium label bothers with. Ethically produced and well ventilated, the whole range feels made for those warm weekend spins when the only agenda is getting from one park connector to the next. Die die must try if you like your kit simple, comfortable, and a little bit conscientious.
Sigr’s online-only model cuts the hassle – you can size up using their inclusive chart without stepping out. The stretch fabrics and ventilation panels suit Singapore’s humidity, and the reflective trims add peace of mind on early-morning rides when the sun’s not quite up.
Address: Online-only
Price: Mid-range
sigr.cc
PEdAL ED
PEdAL ED has a store at OUE Downtown Gallery, and it’s where Japanese sensibility meets Italian fabrics. The Odyssey series jerseys and bibs are cut with a minimalist’s eye – clean lines, no unnecessary frills – but the textiles feel smooth and light against the skin, the sort of thing you appreciate most on a long-haul ride. Socks and other accessories round out the collection, and the staff geek out over materials in a way that’s genuinely helpful. This is the stop for cyclists who care about the small things, from seam placement to the drape of a jersey.
At PEdAL ED’s Downtown Gallery outpost, the staff will happily talk fabric weights and seam placements – perfect if you’re the type who wants to understand every detail. The Italian textiles feel smooth even after hours in the saddle, ideal for a post-ride makan.
Address: 6 Shenton Way #01-36/37/38, OUE Downtown Gallery, Singapore 068815
Hours: Monday–Friday 11am–7:30pm, Saturday 10am–4pm
Price: Premium
pedaled.com
Cycology
Cycology operates by appointment from Hillview Avenue, and it’s the one to hit up if you’re bored of plain kit. Every jersey and bib short carries hand-drawn artwork – dogs, tropical motifs, abstract splashes – so your outfit becomes a conversation starter before you even clip in. The technical fabrics still do their job with UV protection and breathable panels, so you’re not trading performance for personality. If you want to pull up to a cycling meet and have your gear do half the talking, this is your brand.
Cycology turns your cycling attire into a gallery – every piece carries hand-drawn motifs that start conversations at pit stops. The Hillview Avenue appointment-only setup feels like a private trunk show, so you can take your time trying on kits that express your style without any rush.
Address: 82 Hillview Avenue, Chantilly Rise, #08-08 Lobby 2, Singapore (by appointment)
Price: Mid-range
cycology.sg
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How to choose
Think about when and how you ride. If you’re logging serious distance on weekend mornings, a more aerodynamic fit from Rapha or MAAP might feel shiok and fast. For daily commutes through unpredictable weather, Chrome Industries’ tough, weather-resistant pieces earn their keep. Minimalists gravitate toward Pas Normal Studios or PEdAL ED, while Sigr adds an ethical layer that matters to some riders. Cycology is the wildcard – great for cyclists who see their bike as an extension of their personality.
Most of these brands sit in the premium bracket – a quality jersey starts around S$150 and can go up from there. If you’re stretching your dollar, Sigr and Cycology often deliver the best value without sacrificing performance. And once your outfit is sorted, you’ll want a good pump. We put together a guide to Road Bike Pumps in Singapore that rounds up the top options island-wide.
| Brand | Style | Best For | Fabric Highlights | Price Signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rapha | Classic, polished | Road cyclists, café riders | Merino wool blends, aerodynamic | Premium |
| MAAP | Bold, streetwear | Performance-oriented riders | Compression, UV protection | Premium |
| Pas Normal Studios | Minimalist, refined | Sustainability-conscious riders | Lightweight, moisture-wicking | Premium |
| Chrome Industries | Urban, durable | Commuters, messengers | Weather-resistant | Mid-range to premium |
| Sigr | Scandinavian, simple | Leisure riders, eco-aware | Reflective details, stretch | Mid-range |
| PEdAL ED | Precise, elegant | Detail-focused cyclists | Italian fabrics, minimal | Premium |
| Cycology | Artistic, playful | Personality-driven riders | Breathable, UV protection | Mid-range |
Summary
Your cycling kit is a big part of how much you enjoy the ride. Whether you lean towards the classic tailoring of Rapha or the expressive designs of Cycology, Singapore’s cycling apparel scene has something that fits your body and your style. Almost all have a local store or offer online delivery, so you can try them on before committing.
Disclaimer: All details were accurate at the time of writing. Hours and availability may shift, so do confirm directly with the business before heading down.
Frequently asked questions
Do these brands offer women’s specific cycling clothing?
Yes, most have dedicated women’s lines. Sigr is particularly noted for inclusive sizing and reflective details that work for all riders, regardless of gender.
What’s the price range for a good cycling jersey from these brands?
Premium jerseys typically start around S$150 and can go up to S$300 or more. Rapha and MAAP sit at the higher end, while Sigr and Cycology often offer more mid-range options.
Can I try on the apparel before buying?
Rapha, MAAP, Pas Normal Studios, and PEdAL ED have physical stores in Singapore. Chrome Industries and Sigr are online-first, but Cycology allows visits by appointment.
Are these brands suitable for Singapore’s hot and humid weather?
All of them use lightweight, moisture-wicking, and breathable fabrics designed for warm conditions. Look for UV protection and mesh panels for extra comfort on sunny days.
Do any of these brands sell matching accessories like socks or caps?
Yes, brands like PEdAL ED, Cycology, and MAAP include accessories in their collections. You can often find socks, caps, and base layers to complete your kit.
Are there any cycling apparel brands that offer custom printing or personalised designs?
None of these brands offer full customisation, but Cycology stands out with its hand-drawn, artist-designed prints that feel personal and unique.
