Coconut RopamoCR Mens Cycling Jersey Short Sleeve Road Bike Shirt with 3+1 Zipper Pockets Breathable Quick Dry

It's accurate to it's description and picture. If you normally wear a 'fitted' T-shirt in size X, order size X+1. It's that simple - and the X+1 size is not at all tight for me.

Fit better than a different one I ordered. The quality of this one seems good. Possible variances between designs though.

I like the design and fit of this cycling jersey.However, the material is not as soft or breatheable as other jerseys in this pricepoint.However, this jersey is perfect to wear in 60° temperatures over two baselayers. One long-sleeved and one short-sleeved.

Comfortable fit, not too loose and not too tight like race cut jerseys. Stylish as well, I have a few of these jerseys and never had a issue with any of them. I did order a size XL but could wear a large which would be tighter.

Color and fit , very nice for the price

Great jersey. Fits well and love the look and feel. the pocket designs are great and zipper feels quality for the price. I am already looking to purchase another in a different color.

I am happily surprised by this jersey - it looks great and the colors are bright and visible. The only drawback is that the zipper is on the “wrong” side compared to US made men’s apparel, but other than that it was a great bargain.

I don't know why people give a low rating because their jersey does not fit as expected. I own cycling jerseys made by Pearl Izumi, Gore Bikewear, Castelli and Louis Garneau. The sizes vary from small to large. In some cases, I own different sizes made by the same manufacturer. So you really have to try them out to be sure. All the jerseys I have mentioned so far also have a few things in common, they all have so called technical wicking material, all have pockets at the back, all are made in China, and all cost 3 times the price of the Coconut jersey. In terms of comfort and wicking capability, I like Castelli the most, Coconut is comparable to Pearl Izumi, and all 3 are more superior than Gore Bikewear. In terms of workmanship, I would say Coconut is average, but excellent value for the price. I know I'm generalizing here since there are hosts of different jerseys from different manufacturers, so it's just a snap shot of what I own.The only complain I have here is the lead time for shipping and the shipping duration. It took 5 days for the vendor to ship the jersey, and once it arrived at the US, it took another 9 days in US Custom. The jersey took almost a month to get to me. I won't deduct a star because it's still within the Amazon shipping estimate. But it's just too long.