Q36.5 Dottore Que Long Sleeve Jersey

The Q36.5 Dottore Que Long Sleeve Jersey is a cool-weather cycling jersey that sits between a standard long sleeve and a jacket. Q36.5 gives it a temperature guide of roughly 46°F to 64°F, which is the range where a thin jersey leaves you cold on the descents and a winter jacket leaves you overheated on the climbs. It is the third generation of this design, and the brand's approach is to solve that gap with one garment instead of a layering routine.

The jersey is built from three fabrics, each placed where it does the most work. Q36.5's UF Hybrid fabric covers the chest and outer arms, where wind hits hardest. The company designed it to block wind and shed light moisture through a dense weave rather than a membrane. A pinstripe panel across the back is intended to vent heat, and it includes silver thread that Q36.5 says helps with heat transfer. Soft fleece lines the inner arms and stomach for warmth against the skin. The overall fabric blend is 39% polyamide, 30% elastane, 30% polyester and 1% silver, according to Q36.5's US listing.

Q36.5 cuts the Dottore Que close to the body for a race-oriented fit, and a size medium weighs 220 grams. The panels are attached using the brand's body mapping process, which is designed to keep freedom of movement while the jersey stays snug in a riding position. A close cut also keeps the fabric from flapping in a crosswind or catching air at speed. You can choose from Black, Ice, Nautica Blue, Check Grey, Storm Grey and Supersonic Check. If you ride in the shoulder seasons and want one jersey that handles a cold start and a warmer afternoon, this is the job it was made for.