Size Chart
| Size | Head Circumference |
| OSFM | 21.5"-23.75" |
| XS | 21" and below |
| XL | 24"+ |
CX Nationals 2015
I think it’s fair to say that last week we saw our first and last national cyclocross race here in Austin. I won’t drone on about the root fiasco, there are people much more important and much more eloquent than me who have already covered the sabotage of a national bike race by the Austin Heritage Tree Foundation, but I did want to say thank you to all our friends, teammates and Rothera Cycling cap owners, new and old, who supported us amidst the chaos. Without the encouragement of such a great community we wouldn’t exist. Thank you all.
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Sample Sale
Throughout the year we often sample different fabrics and prints that we often don't release because we just don't have time, or the weather changes or we just decide to go in a different direction. Our loss is your gain! From now until Monday you can shop our Sample Sale and get your hands on a super limited Rothera Cycling cap. We only have about 6-12 caps in each style so enjoy that limited edition goodness.
The Worst Cap We Ever Made: Rapha, Tour of Utah
Ok - that was clickbait, I’m sorry. The caps came out great but the process - well, that was another story. It started with me actually. I have a problem saying no. So when someone, especially a company I really admire and enjoy working with, comes to me with a plan to put together a few hundred caps in a few weeks for a professional cycling event with a hard deadline, what I didn’t say was “no”. What I did say was “of course, let’s do this!”
Winter Caps
The winter cycling cap has been a subject we've avoided for the last few years since moving down here to Texas. It's a fickle beast. Make it too warm and the rider overheats, making the cap wearable only for race spectating or snow shoveling. Not warm enough and it defeats the purpose entirely. Thereby our goal with this iteration of the winter cycling cap was to strike the perfect balance between warmth and versatility.