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Fashion Weekend Edition: Tunic Sweater Touring

05 Jan

Behold the tunic: too short to be a dress, too long to be a standard sweater. It’s my go-to sweater when I want the warmth of a sweater dress but I’m riding all over town on my diamond frame touring bike. Add leggings, tall boots and a wool cap (and a scarf) and I’m set to run errands or tour the city on a chilly Saturday.

Tunic & Tights
The shawl collar on this sweater was what caught my eye in the store. I liked the buckles too.

About Fashion Friday: Inspired by a 2011 Bike to Work Day challenge sponsored by the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition, this series highlights the broad range of “dress for the destination” bicycling fashions.

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Posted by on January 5, 2013 in Cycle Fashions

 

7 Responses to Fashion Weekend Edition: Tunic Sweater Touring

  1. anniebikes

    January 5, 2013 at 1:57 pm

    I think a tunic makes perfect sense for cold weather rding. It’s warm and fashionable. Since I don’t have any tunic sewaters, my version is to wear a short skirt with leggings, along with any wool or fleece top that coordinates well. I’ve also thought that a wool jumper would look good too and provide that hip coverage that we women crave.. I don’t own a jumper, but I’m considering making one.

     
  2. anniebikes

    January 5, 2013 at 1:58 pm

    I think a tunic makes perfect sense for cold weather rding. It’s warm and fashionable. Since I don’t have any tunic sewaters, my version is to wear a short skirt with leggings, along with any wool or fleece top that coordinates well. I’ve also thought that a wool jumper would look good too and provide that hip coverage that we women crave.. I don’t own a jumper, but I’m considering making one.

    How cool that your sweater matches your bike…

     
    • ladyfleur

      January 6, 2013 at 8:11 am

      Yes, short skirts with leggings work pretty much the same. I don’t know how many short skirts I have left that fit. Maybe I should dig deep into the closet…

       
  3. Rachel Unger

    January 5, 2013 at 4:59 pm

    I like the necklace!

     
  4. Sue Jones

    January 5, 2013 at 5:36 pm

    Dear one woman many bicycles, I really like your blog, great photos and text. I have been following Amsterdam Cycle Chic for some time and just found you and have added you to my favourites. Regards, Sue.

     
    • ladyfleur

      January 5, 2013 at 7:33 pm

      Thanks, Sue! I’m flattered. I have a number of readers from the UK and I read a number of blogs from riders in the UK as well. It’s great to be able to share our stories “across the pond.”

       

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