PORTLAND, Maine — May 14, 2025 — Cycling shorts are the foundation of every ride. They support your body, regulate temperature, and protect your most sensitive areas. Pinebury spent years developing this new bib with the most advanced merino wool technology available: Nuyarn® performance wool.
These are the first cycling bib shorts ever made with Nuyarn® merino wool, featuring a proprietary fabric developed exclusively for Pinebury. Compared to traditional wool, Nuyarn offers greater durability, superior stretch and recovery, and dries up to five times faster—all without sacrificing the natural comfort and breathability that makes merino ideal for endurance riding.
Thoughtfully constructed for long hours in the saddle, these bibs feature a supportive, ride-tested fit and a multi-density, high-performance chamois pad designed for lasting comfort. Two side cargo pockets and a rear pocket offer secure storage for long days or minimalist setups. A 2-inch elastic ‘Power Grip’ is integrated into the inside hem of the leg openings to keep the shorts securely in place without restricting movement.
Made in the USA in small batches, with a focus on quality, performance, and detail. Pushing boundaries in performance and material innovation—without compromising on purpose or integrity.
Crafted from natural, renewable, and biodegradable RWS Certified Nuyarn® merino wool—a performance fabric rooted in responsibility.
Technical Features
- Made from proprietary Nuyarn® merino wool, developed exclusively for Pinebury
- Greater durability, faster drying, and superior stretch vs. traditional wool
- Multi-density, 6+ hour high-performance chamois pad made in Italy
- Supportive, ride-tested fit for endurance riding
- Two side cargo pockets + one rear pocket for storage
- 2” internal elastic “Power Grip” leg grippers for a secure, non-restrictive fit
- RWS Certified merino wool: renewable, biodegradable, and responsibly sourced
- Made in the USA in small batches
- Fabric: 70% merino wool / 30% Nylon, 220 GSM, 19.5 micron
Posted: May 14, 2025
Source: Pinebury
