UNO clothing combines three generations of racing cyclists with a lifetime of manufacturing, the past 16 years specialising in cycling apparel, to produce quality clothing for speed and comfort.

Our garments are specifically created for all sectors of cycling, from professional racing cyclists to recreational riders, in designs for both men and women.

Our mission statement is to have more people riding in more comfort.
UNO provides technically correct, quality clothing at affordable prices, offering an opportunity for leisure and recreational cyclists to ride in comfort without spending a fortune. Shorts and t-shirts can be replaced by garments specifically designed for riding in all weathers, so they are breathable, flexible and comfortable, yet cost little more than shorts and t-shirts.

UNO started with 6 basic items in 3 sizes - we now offer more than 200 items, most in 6 sizes, ranging from 2XS-3XL.
What other manufacturer offers 87 different jerseys in no sleeve, short sleeve & long sleeve; knicks in 24 styles and colours; 17 jackets; 10 different windbreaker vests; 8 shoe covers; 8 warmers; and mitts in 12 colours and categories?
To view some of the garments and technical information, click on any of these 4 categories:
jerseys | jackets & wind breakers | knicks, bibknicks, longs | accessories

Club and Corporate printing

Cycling clubs, schools, teams and corporate groups wanting printing on UNO garments, should contact Cycling & Sports Clothing Outlets on 03 9531 0069 or visit the website Cycling & Sports Clothing.

National distribution

UNO clothing is available in more than 150 selected bike shops in Australia - click UNO shops to see the list.
Prices shown on this website are Recommened Retail Price (RRP) for national distirbution in Australia - some shops may sell for more or less than the RRP, especially those in WA where freight is added.
UNO clothing is distributed by PS Wholesale P/L, ph 03 9330 3050, PO Box 2377 Gladstone Park 3043, Melbourne.
Riders wanting to purchase UNO should click UNO shops or contact their local bike shop, or email orders@PSWholesaleClothing.com.
Shops wanting to stock UNO should phone 03 9330 3050 or 0408 038 209, or fax 03 9330 3049, or
email orders@PSWholesaleClothing.com.
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12 month guarantee

We stand by our products 100%, and our confidence in our products is reflected in the 12 month unconditional guarantee we provide with all UNO items. If a garment is found to be faulty due to a manufacturing or material defect, we will replace it or repair it to its original condition.

Team UNO, the VIS, and UNO fem

UNO is proud to be associated with the Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS). And VIS riders Jenny McPherson, Emma Rickards, Pat Shaw, Simon Clark and Nic Sanderson, then Peta Mullens, Leigh Howard and Will Ford (right) modelled some of the UNO jerseys and knicks for the website photos. For more on the VIS and Team UNO click here.
Team UNO is a registered cycling team, established in 2004 to race at state, national and international level, and to wear, test and report on UNO garments and to experiment with different fabrics and designs, as part of our committment to continuously develop and test garments. In 2005, UNO established the UNO-VIS Junior Development Squad which identifies and supports talented young riders with potential, and helps them on their way to enter the elite level of cycling. The first of these young riders was Leigh Howard, who in August 2006 went on to win gold at the World junior track championships in Belgium, and wore gold again at the 2007 World junior track championships. In 2006, UNO established Team UNO fem, to encourage and give support to young women riders, under the direction of Kim Howard. Click here to find out more about Team UNO the VIS, and the Junior Development Squad.

The story behind UNO

UNO's aim is to develop and make technically-correct, affordable cycling clothing. UNO was established, and is managed by, Preston Forster, who has more than 40 years experience in the bike industry, as a competitor, as a racing administrator and handicapper, and a designer, importer and wholesaler of bikes, and now of UNO clothing.

After decades of cyclists paying top dollar for cycling apparel, and with a huge increase in the number of leisure and recreational riders, especially women riders, Preston Forster decided it was time for a change in the cycling apparel industry. After a year of working closely with a small family-run Chinese clothing factory that had a life time of garment manufacturing, and painstakingly testing and trialling fabrics and designs, UNO clothing was launched in July 2004.

“Our aim with UNO is to make technically-correct clothing for professional riders, but also make it available at affordable prices, to encourage recreational riders to ride in proper gear. And Team UNO and the VIS are crucial in helping us experiment with different fabrics and designs. UNO cycling clothing is team tested. Why pay more?” he said.