Custom riding clothes Or Remax Real Estate clothing

[shooter]

I'm a Remax agent & I would like some biking clothes. Any suggestions?

[PeteJack]

Any chance of getting Remax to come up with a bike shirt? One bike shirt is pretty much like any other.The yellow jackets I think you guys wear would be hi-viz but hopeless in the wet. You'll find the real estate scene interesting as you go along e.g. one small town in ND will give you the land for free if you build a house there.

[bogiesan]

I'm a Remax agent & I would like some biking clothes. Any suggestions?

There are dozens of companies that will use dye sublimation to splash your logo, name, birthday, phone, and gym locker combo on any style of jersey or bike jacket. If you just want it embroidered, the number of providers approaches infinity.

[DanE]

Go buy yourself a copy of Velonews, a magazine oriented toward bicycle racing in the US. There will be ads in the back in the classified sections from a half dozen companies that make custom clothing. All local racing clubs get there clothing made and printed up from these companies. Then it's just a matter of looking at the web sights, calling on the phone and hitting their minimum order numbers and finding out which one will work for you.

[RussSeaton]

I am taking the approach you want clothes to bicycle in and still look presentable at house showings.  You are not looking for racer jerseys and shorts with your company colors and logo on them.  Look at mountain bike clothes in the various catalogs and websites.  And clothes designed for commuting.  You should be able to find shorts or pants that are black or brown.  And look like cotton casual shorts or pants.  But are made of synthetic fibers.  Use Velcro bands around pant legs to keep them out of the chain.  For shirts go to a store that has outdoor type shirts.  But still look OK.  Appropriate colors.  100% cotton will be nice but will get sweaty.  So maybe look for cotton/polyester blends or all polyester shirts.  Probably find Polo style shirts or long sleeve dress type shirts.  Those would look good and be comfortable for biking around town.  Assume you would only ride on pleasant days.  Drive on rainy or suspect days.

[shooter]

Thanks to all, I did find a company called Podium Wear. Great response from the bike world!!! Thanks again