72% matchSerapis
Art-collective graphics on technical workwear bases
What changes: Maritime/silk heritage rather than race-fit cycling kit
Brand profile
Vienna-based cycling apparel brand pairing Italian-made Schoeller-fabric jerseys and bibs with irreverent, graphic-heavy design.
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Jerseys and bib shorts come with in-joke prints, logo-parody motifs and bright colour blocking instead of conventional sponsor-style cycling graphics.
Pieces are made in Italy from Schoeller technical fabrics, in men's and women's fits, which explains the med-high pricing on performance and casual items alike.
Founded in 2015 by Marvin Mangalino and Christian Wieners, the label operates from Hotel am Brillantengrund in Neubau and sells direct and via SSENSE.
72% matchArt-collective graphics on technical workwear bases
What changes: Maritime/silk heritage rather than race-fit cycling kit
66% matchSport-rooted casualwear, brighter and less race-focused
What changes: Surf leisurewear, no technical performance fabrics
64% matchPerformance-minded materials in a design-led menswear cut
What changes: Wool-led Scandi minimalism, muted rather than loud graphics
62% matchEU-made functional menswear from a small German-speaking label
What changes: Quiet minimalism, no sport-specific kit
BBUC (brillibrilliant/unicorn) is a Vienna cycling apparel label founded by Marvin Mangalino and Christian Wieners, run from the Hotel am Brillantengrund in Neubau. It makes race jerseys, bib shorts, off-season and casual pieces cut in Italy from Schoeller technical fabrics, in men's and women's fits. Graphics lean on in-joke prints, logo-parody motifs and bright colour blocking rather than conventional team kit. The name comes from Wieners' fixed-gear Unicorn Ride. Sold direct and through SSENSE, with current-season collections still shipping.