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Graphic-led Aussie kit from a smaller indie label
What changes: Brisbane-based, less artist-collab focus, slightly lower price
Brand profile
Sydney cycling apparel brand making graphic-print race and endurance kit, artist collaborations and a Surry Hills flagship store-café.
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Race-fit and endurance jerseys and bibs arrive in zebra stripes and oversized polka dots rather than the plain black most performance cycling brands default to.
A rotating collaboration program has included Keith Haring Studio, Sydney designer Kris Andrew Small and Japanese artist Tetsunori Tawaraya.
The Sydney flagship also serves coffee and bagels and hosts group rides, while the kit wholesales across Europe, the US and Asia.
Overall fit
runs small
Attaquer kit is cut in a snug race-oriented fit, so many riders find it tighter than casual apparel and size up for comfort, while their endurance line runs slightly more forgiving.
Tip: Consider sizing up if you're between sizes or prefer an endurance rather than race fit.
Medium confidence · based on 6 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jackets | runs small | slim, aero cut gilets and jackets | Size up if you plan to layer underneath or want a less compressive fit. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
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Attaquer runs small. Consider sizing up if you're between sizes or prefer an endurance rather than race fit. Attaquer kit is cut in a snug race-oriented fit, so many riders find it tighter than casual apparel and size up for comfort, while their endurance line runs slightly more forgiving.
Attaquer kit is cut in a snug race-oriented fit, so many riders find it tighter than casual apparel and size up for comfort, while their endurance line runs slightly more forgiving. Overall shape: race-fit, athletic and close-cut.
Attaquer jackets runs small. Size up if you plan to layer underneath or want a less compressive fit. Shape: slim, aero cut gilets and jackets.
Attaquer is a Sydney cycling apparel label founded in 2012 by Greg Hamer and Stevan Musulin. It builds race-fit and endurance kit — jerseys, bib shorts, gilets, caps, gloves and bags — in graphic prints such as zebra stripes and oversized polka dots, alongside a rotating Artist Series that has included Keith Haring Studio, Sydney designer Kris Andrew Small and Japanese artist Tetsunori Tawaraya. The brand runs a Surry Hills flagship that doubles as a coffee and bagel stop and hosts group rides, and wholesales across Europe, the US and Asia.