Women's Short Sleeve Race Cut Cycling Jersey | BVRTUA

Meet the BVRTUA Race Cut Jersey — a snug, aerodynamic women's cycling jersey cut for a woman's body and built for club races, criteriums and hard group efforts where every second counts. Made from a super-soft spandex and breathable polyester blend with built-in SPF 50+ sun protection, it keeps you cool and covered without adding drag. Every jersey also carries an original artwork by First Nations artist Jennifer Kent, making it one of the only race-fit women's cycling jerseys in Australia built around a genuine Indigenous story rather than a generic print.

Fit: race cut, intended to be tight This jersey is cut close to the body through the chest, waist and hips by design — no flapping, no bunching, nothing to slow you down in the drops. Raw-cut sleeve hems sit flush against the arm instead of digging in. True to Australian sizing from 3XS to 3XL; if you'd rather have more room to move, size up, or look at our Club Fit jersey for a more relaxed, all-day cut through the body.

Built for the ride:

• Premium 88% polyester / 12% elastane blend with four-way stretch for a second-skin fit that still moves
• SPF 50+ UPF sun protection built into the fabric
• Three rear pockets with reflective trim for ride essentials, visible in low light
• Non-slip silicone waist gripper keeps the jersey in place mid-effort
• Full-length YKK zipper for fast ventilation control
• Raw-cut sleeve hems for a clean, drag-free finish

About the Artist

Jennifer Kent is a multicultural Australian woman with First Nations ancestry from the Jinibara and Quandamooka peoples of Southeast Queensland. She comes from a generational family line of artists and song people, and works as a community activist in the ministry of Reconciliation. Jenny hopes her art inspires joy and happiness in everyone who sees it.

The Artwork: Buguwar-dja, "Freshwater Country"

This jersey features an original artwork centred on an abstract map of the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail, one of Australia's most popular rail trail cycling routes. Buguwar-dja translates to "freshwater country" in the Dungidjawu language — a fitting name, since this region supplies freshwater to many households across Southeast Queensland. The artwork weaves in local fauna and plant life along the trail, celebrating the landscape riders pass through on every lap. It's also available in a men's cut, and across short and long sleeve, making BVRTUA one of the few Australian cycling apparel brands built around a genuine, region-specific Indigenous artwork rather than a stock print.

Race Cut vs Club Fit — which should you choose?

Race Cut is close to the body, built for racing and hard group efforts where aerodynamics matter. If you'd rather have more room through the bust and torso for club rides, coffee runs and long days in the saddle, our Club Fit jersey is the better pick — same fabric and features, cut for a woman's body without the snug racing silhouette.