Press
Since launching in November 2022, we have had lots of incredible press. Our women's bib shorts have received incredible write ups and reviews and I had several amazing write ups about my background working as a product developer in the industry and passion for both cycling and technical sportswear.
Cyclist reviewed our bibs in August 2023 and found them to be 'a near perfect set of all-rounder women's bib shorts.
With a clever comfort break feature, pocket, comfortable chamois and smooth flattering fabric.'
Singletrack reviewed our bibs and loved that petrichor projects is founded by a women's with cycling and product experience.
'petrichor projects is the brainchild of Claire Goodman, a Fashion Designer and mountain biker with a background in sportswear and technical clothing for some very well known brands. The PP002 Bib Shorts are designed for women, by a woman with a host of experience on a bike and a good idea of exactly what we need in a bib short. Innovation where it’s needed built with fabrics you can’t resist.'
Read the full review here
I also took part in the Cycling demystified podcast, looking at the hidden art of clothing design and exploring how I went about setting up petrichor projects.
Listen to the full conversation here
'Throughout her career, Goodman has worked with leading sportswear brands such as dhb, Soar Running, Albion, Innov8, and Madison. But despite her success, she remained focused on her ultimate goal: creating a cycling brand that catered to women of all shapes and sizes. Women like her.'
Read the interview here
'I rode these bibs for 292km for the first ride, which was a huge risk but in the name of product testing I did it, and not only did I experience zero discomfort – I actually felt like existing sore areas had a chance to heal.
With over 15 years industry experience, the designer of these bib shorts has created a size range from XXS-XXXL. I cannot fault these bibs, they are in a league of their own and I’ve not even mentioned the pocket…'
Read the full review here
Cycling weekly asked me for a comment on a article about looking a certain way to be able to say you are a cyclist
'Whatever makes you feel comfortable' was my response.
Read the full article here