At Thread + Spoke, our mission is to combine the world of cycling and art, bringing one-of-a-kind cycling apparel to those who share the same passion. The apparel featured on Thread + Spoke is designed by independent artists from around the globe. Looking back on 2021, we wanted to recap some of our favorite designs that made the year special.
Molteni Team Car
The Molteni Team Car, modeled after Molteni Volvo 244. One of the most iconic cycling team support vehicles in history.
Le Jersey
A nod to the colorful category leaders in the world's biggest bicycle race.
Bobba Sprint
The legendary Boba Fett, one of the galaxy’s deadliest bounty hunters sprinting to the rescue.
TT Trooper
Run circles around your enemy with the stylish TT Trooper Tee.
Bike Porsche
A stylish ode to the classic Porsche 356, a 1940's sports car turned dream cycling support vehicle.
Baby Yoda
A match made in heaven. Embrace your inner bike nerd with some Baby Yoda swag.
Will Ride For Tacos
This one is for those who plan their routes around their favorite taco stops 🌮
Tour De Beers
No matter your taste, kick back and watch the tour in style and with your favorite cold beverage.
N + 1
N+1 = you can never have too many bikes. We know you don't need an explanation, you get it. It's your partner who might need some convincing. There is no shame in showing off your favorite equation.
Jersey Chain
No matter your standing from the Maillot Jaune to the KOM, this design has it all. Keep the chain on all year long.
As a go-to destination for creatives and cyclists, there is an undeniable association between the artistic process and the cycling mindset. Stay tuned for what’s to come in 2022 and visit our Creators page for information on art submissions.
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