Q36.5 Dottore Woolf Long Sleeve Jersey
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Q36.5 Dottore Woolf Long Sleeve Jersey
Q36.5 Dottore Woolf Long Sleeve Jersey Info
The Q36.5 Dottore Woolf Long Sleeve Jersey is a cool-weather cycling jersey built from merino wool and polyester. Q36.5 calls it a jersey-jacket hybrid, a piece meant to sit between a standard long sleeve jersey and a full winter jacket. The current version is a redesign of what Q36.5 describes as a cult favorite in its lineup, with a more minimal look.
Woolf Fabric
The jersey uses Q36.5's proprietary Woolf fabric, which blends wool with polyester. The idea is to keep the warmth and comfort of natural fiber while avoiding two of wool's usual drawbacks: slow drying and limited durability. Q36.5 says the blend dries faster and holds up better than traditional wool. That matters on humid rides and in changeable weather, where a jersey that stays damp quickly turns cold.
Body-Mapped Construction
Rather than using one fabric throughout, Q36.5 uses three different fabrics across the upper body. Each area has a different job: thermal protection, breathability or moisture management. Q36.5 says this layout is based on extensive testing in real cold-weather riding. The result is a jersey that is meant to keep your core warm without trapping heat where you sweat most.
Conditions and Fit
Q36.5 designed the Dottore Woolf for humid and challenging conditions between 10 and 18 degrees Celsius, roughly 50 to 64 degrees Fahrenheit. That puts it in the territory of fall and spring training rides, or milder winter days when a full jacket would be too much. The jersey is made in Italy and comes in black. Sizes run from XXS to XXXL, so use the size chart on this page to compare your chest and waist measurements before ordering.
If you ride in cool, damp weather and want a wool-based jersey that works as a standalone layer, the Dottore Woolf is built for that. For temperatures well below 10 degrees Celsius, you will want to add a base layer or step up to a heavier jacket.
