Now new clothing brand Fat Lad At The Back, founded by Richard
and Lynn Bye, has amassed fans from
across the world in the very short time since it was launched reaching new and experienced cyclists alike due to its unique attributes: catering for riders of larger physiques.
The Yorkshire-based brand has secured a listing with leading
cycling retailer, Evans Cycles and more than doubled their customer base
already.
Michelle Arthurs, Head of Social Media at Evans Cycles comments “Fat Lad At the Back is a brand that carries a story and when we launched the range on social media it prompted an unprecedented response and a strong run of orders. We’d received requests in the past for clothing that catered for larger riders, and FLAB have filled that space in the market.”
By understanding the ever expanding niche market not previously
catered for, co-founder Richard Bye said “There’s always someone faster than
you on the bike, and although we cater for everyone from 36” chest and 28”
waist to a size of 58” chest and 60” waist, everyone who’s ever been on a bike
knows what it feels like to be the Fat Lad At The Back.”
“We are continuing to
hear tremendous success stories from Fat Lads who are inspired by the brand and
who are cycling more frequently, further and riding more comfortably than ever
before because of the clothing,”.
According to Fat Lad At The Back the brand was originally conceived when three large framed lads decided to take a trip to the Alps and take in several of the iconic climbs that make up the Tour de France. After years of squeezing into ill-fitting and often unflattering kit they decided to create a range of easy to wear, high quality garments using the best technical fabrics available.
According to Fat Lad At The Back the brand was originally conceived when three large framed lads decided to take a trip to the Alps and take in several of the iconic climbs that make up the Tour de France. After years of squeezing into ill-fitting and often unflattering kit they decided to create a range of easy to wear, high quality garments using the best technical fabrics available.
The garments are based on actual
waist and chest measurements, rather than the traditional and confusing
"XL/XXL" sizing. To ensure each ‘Fat Lad’ gets the right size when
they order, customers are asked to get measured before buying, following simple
instructions from the website.
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