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Built for Belgian Weather: The New Fall/Winter Arrivals at Belgian Crew
Anyone who rides in Belgium knows the forecast is more of a suggestion. One ride can bring sunshine, a cold crosswind and a sudden downpour. The new fall winter cycling collection Belgium from Belgian Crew is built for that. Designed in Belgium and made in Italy, these pieces work as a system, so you can dress for changing conditions with the right layers, from a breathable base layer to a weatherproof outer layer. For riders choosing winter cycling clothing, that layered approach helps manage wind, rain and body temperature without adding unnecessary bulk.
‘Brugge’ 2.1 All Seasons Wind & Rain Jacket (€145)
This is your shield against the worst days. The fabric is fully waterproof and windproof, with taped seams and a double membrane that still breathes. The standout: it’s super lightweight and packable, so it fits in a rear pocket. The 2.1 update adds a lighter colour and extra details, so you’re easier to spot in the dark months. It works as a winter cycling jacket for wet commutes, training rides and long days when the weather changes fast, especially when you need reliable protection as the outer layer of your cycling kit.
‘Boom’ Pro Thermal Jersey, Wodka Blue & Wine Red (€135)
The everyday workhorse, named after the cyclocross hotspot where sand, mud and cobbles are part of the course. The standout: the mid-weight micro-fleeced Italian fabric fits like a second skin and helps keep body temperature stable without overheating. It’s rated for roughly 8–17°C, and it has a hidden zip pocket for your valuables. You can choose between two colours: Wodka Blue or Wine Red. Wear it on its own in cool conditions or under a jacket as part of a winter cycling kit. For riders building a flexible cycling clothing system, it also works well as a warm mid-layer over a lightweight cycling base layer.
‘Brussel’ Gilet 2.0 (€110)
The layer you’ll reach for constantly. The standout: it weighs just 90 grams (size M) yet is windproof and water resistant, with breathable mesh sides to help prevent overheating. Reflective details and a double zipper complete it. It’s unisex and gets the fashion-meets-function balance right, making it a versatile cycling vest for cool starts and fast descents. It also makes sense as a compact outer layer when you want extra protection without fully committing to a jacket.
‘Antwerpen’ Windblock Jersey, Black (€170)
Our cold-weather heavyweight, and a proven best seller. The standout: GORE Zero Wind fabric on the front and sleeves blocks the wind and sheds water, while a soft fleeced Italian fabric elsewhere keeps the insulation and breathability. It’s suited to 3–12°C, with reflective shoulder panels, a red zipper for visibility and sleeves cut long to close the gap at your gloves. For riders looking for winter cycling clothing that still fits close to the body, this is the warmest jersey in the range. It’s a strong choice when you want a fitted layer that sits next to the skin or over a thin base layer without feeling bulky.
How to choose the right layer
The easiest way to build your kit is to match the layer to the conditions. Start with a breathable base layer to help move moisture away from the body, then add a thermal jersey or gilet depending on how cold and windy it is. Finish with a waterproof jacket when rain or sustained wind is part of the ride. That way, you can adjust your cycling kit for commuting, training or longer weekend rides without over-dressing.
Why this collection matters
Together, these four pieces cover the full range of conditions: a rain shell, a wind-blocking gilet, a versatile thermal jersey and a serious winter jersey. Each solves a specific problem, and all are made for riders who don’t stop when the weather turns. If you build your cycling clothing around layering, this collection gives you options to manage wind, rain and temperature swings without sacrificing performance. Stock is already running low in several sizes, so don’t wait too long.
