Wool-blend Emily K short-sleeve cycling jerseys

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Emily K wool-blend short-sleeve jerseys on this page: Size 1 (XS) Blue-yellow horizonal banded | Size 1 (XS) Blue-yellow vertical banded

Emily K jerseys were produced by Emily K Celmins in the 1970s and 1980s.

Her husband Mike was a Pan-American Games Gold Medalist, national record holder and builder of a few superb frames, including Rory O'Reilly's Kilo bike for the 1984 Olympics.

Santa Barbara at the time was a bicycle-crazed city and Emily's jerseys reflect that passion.

The clothes were sewn in a workshop next to Emily's house in Santa Barbara, California. Her 30% wool/70% polyester jersey fabric was loved by cyclists for its long wear combined with the warm-when-wet character of the wool fibers. Emily knew about young riders and said it was her intention to make good, comfortable clothing that was "bachelor-proof".

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Emily K wool-blend size 1 (XS) blue-yellow horizontal banded short sleeve cycling jersey. Used, $150.00

• 30% wool/70% polyester
• Made in Santa Barbara, California
• We believe this was made in the 1970s

When laid flat the jersey measures:
A: 17 inches (43.5cm) across the chest measured from arm pit to arm pit
B: 24 inches (61cm) length measured from the center of the back neckline to the bottom edge.

Front

And the back

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Emily K wool-blend size 1 (XS) blue-yellow vertical-banded short sleeve cycling jersey. Used, $150.00

• 30% wool/70% polyester
• Made in Santa Barbara, California
• We believe this was made in the 1970s

When laid flat the jersey measures:
A: 17.5 inches (44cm) across the chest measured from arm pit to arm pit
B: 25.75 inches (65cm) length measured from the center of the back neckline to the bottom edge.

Front. Classic '70s jersey

The back. Riders of a certain age will recognize Emily's trademark turtle on the pocket.