On Sep 16, 2009, at 7:34 PM, Fai Mao wrote:

> On a slightly different tact.
> Please, no flames as I live in China I do buy Chinese products

We all buy Chinese products!  It is the nature of world commerce.

> I have thought that a wonderful cycling jersey could be made from
> knitted silk. There is a company in Honzhou that makes golf shirts
> from this and they are just the absolute max in comfort.

I have never seen knitted silk, I think.  Woven silk, yes, but not  
knitted silk.

> Silk has a lot of the same properties as wool in that is both warm in
> cool weather and cool in hot weather but it is never scratchy.
>
> If someone would make a jersey that has a collar and a front pocket,
> like a square tailed golf shirt with a couple of small cycling pockets
> in back, I think they could sell a bunch of them. Bicycle commuters
> could wear them at work as silk, like wool doesn't stink if you sweat
> in it. So for a short commute, in a semi-casual atmosphere you
> wouldn't need to change.
>
> The problem would be that these things would be really pricy. Probably
> at least USD $150.00 each

Well, people don't expect silk to be cheap.  There's an incredible  
amount of work in its production.  But this is an interesting idea.

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