First Rapha, now Le Col. Save up to 40% this Black Friday on a range of cycling clothing and accessories

Le Col is one of many direct-to-consumer clothing brands offering big discounts this Black Friday, with up to 40% off across the UK and US sites

Black Friday Cycling Clothing Deals from Le Col, with up 40% off
(Image credit: Le Col)

Le Col is the latest direct-to-consumer cycling clothing brand to launch a Black Friday sale, offering cyclists up to 40% off a range of clothing and accessories. This comes just days after Rapha announced they would be offering 25% off sitewide for the entirety of the Black Friday and Cyber Monday period.

Akin to Rapha, it is rare to see Le Col discounted. While some retailers occasionally offer smaller nominal percentages throughout the year, these deals are rarely replicated by the brand directly.

Le Col Sport Thermal Cargo Bib Shorts

Le Col Sport Thermal Cargo Bib Shorts

USA: Was $255 Now $153

UK: Was £195 Now £117

The words thermal and shorts don't always make sense when used together, but the Sport Thermal Cargo Bib makes an excellent argument for why they should. Particularly in the UK, where winters are mostly wet and mild when combined with knee warmers and appropriate upper-body layering, the Sport Thermal shorts make for the perfect autumn/winter legwear. So good in fact, they are one of our best bib shorts.

Le Col Winter Overshoes

Le Col Winter Overshoes

USA: Was $97 Now $77.60

UK: Was £75 Now £60

While the Le Col Winter Overshoes aren't included in our best overshoes guide they still score very highly with 4.5 out of 5 stars. When it comes down to warmth and fit, the Le Col overshoes are hard to beat. Additionally, a reinforced toe and heel are rare for road-orientated options but welcome. However, if you are a hardcore commuter, they do lack some of the waterproofing properties of the other high-end overshoes.

Le Col Pro Zero Long Sleeve Jersey

Le Col Pro Zero Long Sleeve Jersey

USA: Was $220 Now $154

UK: Was £170 Now £119

Cycling Weekly news and features writer Tom loved the Pro Aqua Zero Long Sleeve so much that giving it 4.5 stars out of 5 just wasn't enough. So, he wrote a public love letter to it, imagining the warmth it provides must not be too dissimilar to that of a hug from a polar bear, in the middle of an arctic storm. Strong words but I am interested.

Le Col Pro Jacket

Le Col Pro Jacket

USA: Was $345 Now $240.85

UK: Was £265 Now £185

Cycling Weekly Tech Contributor, Andy Turner found little wrong when he put the Le Col Pro Jacket through its paces. His biggest issue at the time was the price, despite its performance being well above the competition. But at 30% off in the Black Friday sale, there's no reason you shouldn't go ahead and add this jacket to your winter arsenal.

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Like so many, Matt got his start in the bicycle industry wheedling allen keys and the occasional hammer at his local IBD. Matt grew up mountain biking the flint-strewn hills of the North Downs but was convinced during his time with Evans Cycles' in-house brand Pinnacle and Hoy Bikes, to take up gravel cycling and bikepacking. Spotting the changing industry, Matt jumped at the opportunity to become an E-Bike designer. Winning several awards with Cairn Cycles and their range of Gravel E-bikes.

These days Matt will more than likely have a toddler sat shotgun and balance bike lassoed to his back somewhere on the South Downs. What time he does get to ride for himself, he chooses to take his Sonder Camino to just about anywhere that's quiet, off the beaten track or has some historical point of interest.