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Alpecin-Deceuninck
Alpecin-Deceuninck is the last major team to officially unveil its jersey for 2025. The men around Mathieu van der Poel and Jasper Philipsen will continue to be kitted out by Kalas and will be riding in silver-grey in future. The jerseys could already be seen on Saturday at the Villawood Men's Classic, the traditional criterium before the Tour Down Under, where the German Henri Uhlig sprinted to second place.
EF Education EasyPost & EF-Oatly-Cannondale
The men of EF Education EasyPost and the women of EF-Oatly-Cannondale will continue to receive their jerseys from Rapha in 2025. The new look remains pink, this year with a diamond pattern. It is intended to "celebrate the courage and cleverness of EF Pro Cycling athletes as diamonds forged under pressure", according to the press release.
Intermarche-Wanty
New colour mix for the Belgian Intermarche-Wanty team: red, white and black. The main sponsor is even bigger on the chest than last year. The typical yellow colour of the team around Biniam Girmay and Georg Zimmermann remains on the left arm. The jerseys will continue to be provided by Verge Sport.
Visma | Lease a Bike
The Dutch racing team led by Jonas Vingegaard, Wout van Aert, Marianne Vos and Pauline Ferrand-Prevot will retain the design from 2024 with the striking yellow and black jerseys. The team wants to increase its recognition value and strengthen its own brand.
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Team SD Worx - Protime
Team SD Worx - Protime has been the dominant team in women's cycling in recent years. In 2025, the riders are out and about in a colourful mix of purple, pink, yellow and white. "The new jersey is inspired by the printed pages that have documented the team's journey and features a newspaper print motif that symbolises the team's stories of triumph, resilience and passion. This is combined with modern colours that reflect the energy and determination of the SD Worx - Protime team," reads the team's press release.
Fenix-Deceuninck
The Women's World Tour team Fenix-Deceuninck has unveiled three designs. The official team jersey is blue and its design is intended to reflect the team's history. The green "Comodoro" jersey was inspired by one of the colours of Fenix's interior design. And then there is the so-called "Namibia" jersey, inspired by the colours of this region in Africa. The jerseys are provided by Alé.
Canyon//SRAM zondacrypto
Canyon//SRAM Racing will become Canyon//SRAM zondacrypto in 2025 with the new sponsor zondacrypto, a cryptocurrency exchange from Poland. The German racing team from the Women's World Tour has already shown off its new jersey. The look of Antonia Niedermaier, Katarzyna Niewiadoma and co. will not change much. The most striking innovation is the shoulder sections, which will be coloured pink and red in future.
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Movistar
The jersey of the traditional Spanish team Movistar has been significantly redesigned. The colours blue, black and white remain, but have been remixed. The majority of the jerseys for the women's team around Liane Lippert and the men's team around Enric Mas are now white. The outfits will continue to be provided by Gobik. It was also announced at the team presentation that the main sponsor Telefonica has extended its contract by five years until 2029. The new jersey is, for example already available at Bobshop.
Liv AlUla Jayco and Jayco-AlUla
The Jayco-AlUla men's team and the Liv AlUla Jayco women's team are getting a new look. The Melbourne-based company MAAP is equipping the two Australian racing teams with clothing for 2025. The new jerseys are a mix of dark blue and purple.
Ineos Grenadiers
The Brits change little about their jersey. It will also be provided by Gobik in 2025. This year, the right sleeve is black; in 2024, the other sleeve was black. The new jersey is e.g. available here.
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Soudal - Quick Step
Remco Evenepoel's team is retaining the blue, red and white colours as the basic elements of the Castelli jersey. The new structure, which the Belgians call a fusion pattern, is intended to represent the movement of a passing cyclist.
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XDS Astana
There are new developments at Astana. The Chinese carbon manufacturer XDS Carbon-Tech comes on board as a financial and name sponsor. However, the Kazakh blue colour continues to dominate the jerseys, which are produced by Biemme.
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Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe
A new look from Specialized for the first time. The Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe team presents itself in a new look in 2025. a strongly modified outfit. The new jerseys of the German racing team will be divided into two blocks in future: Dark blue up to the chest, white above.
Arkea-B&B Hotels
The French World Tour team Arkea-B&B Hotels changes its clothing manufacturer from Ekoi to Rosti. The jerseys now have black sleeves, having previously been red.
Team Picnic PostNL
With Picnic, an online supermarket from the Netherlands, the team led by John Degenkolb (still Team dsm-firmenich PostNL in 2024) will have a partner. new namesake and also a new jersey from Nalini, which is significantly darker.
UAE Emirates XRG
The new sponsor XRG, the global investment company of the United Arab Emirates' state oil company ADNOC, makes its presence felt on the jerseys of Tadej Pogacar and his team-mates. The jerseys from the manufacturer Pissei are given more shades of black and grey. The new Jersey is available here, for example.
FDJ-Suez
A lot is also happening in the women's peloton. FDJ-Suez, Demi Vollering's new team, has already presented its jersey (>> e.g. available here). However, no major changes have been made to the Gobik jersey. The shade of blue is slightly darker.
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Groupama-FDJ
The men from Groupama-FDJ also change little about the jersey. The jersey remains predominantly blue.
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Bahrain-Victorious
"The same fresh look for 2025," writes Bahrain-Victorious about the new jersey. Accordingly, little has changed compared to the previous season.
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Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale
When it comes to the jersey, the team speaks of a redesign "from the ground up". At first glance, however, hardly anything has changed compared to the 2024 version. The basic colours of blue and green remain, with the exception of the Space design is no longer visible. Instead, the jersey now has a smoother structure and, according to the press release, has been aerodynamically optimised again in the wind tunnel.
Lidl Trek
There are no major changes at Lidl-Trek. The Santini jerseys retain their blue, yellow and red colours, only the distribution has changed slightly. The name of the main sponsor has been moved slightly upwards to a red chest. The new Jersey is already available at Bobshop.
Cofidis
This year's kit show kicked off with Cofidis, which was the first World Tour team to show off its new kit. The French team, which will also include Emanuel Buchmann in 2025, is working with Basque kit supplier Etxeondo, which is moving away from the classic red and white of 2024 in favour of yellow and red.
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