I am a big fan of Yanco’s work since when I first moved to LA in ‘07.

After using his products for past few years, I trust everything he makes.

His own brand, Yanco Customs’ bags and caps are nothing but extraordinary.

His products’ designs and ideas are nothing but original and brilliant.

If you have used his products, you trust his craftsmanship and how he pays an extra attention on details.

I am very excited to work with Yanco Customs for my brand, Team Too Late.

He has a passion towards fabrics and turning fabrics into awesome cycling products and accessories & I have a passion towards collecting unique fabrics and its textiles.

By giving him the fabrics that I love, we were able to make a one of kind cycling products.

For our second run of cycling caps, I chose to make caps with the fabrics; fabrics that are hard to acquire, like most of our caps.

The cowboy fabric was made in 50s and kept in NOS condition. I was only able to acquire a little less than 3 yards, through a good fabric seller I found, and look them up on ebay, they are one expensive fabrics.

Not sure if you’re into fashion, but these barkcloth cowboy fabrics inspired Hiroki Nakamura of Visvim, and he also made a shirt out of these fabrics in a/w 2014.

The Snow White fabric was a hard one to acquire.

I had to beg this fabric collector in Japan because he only had only 1 yard of this fabric. Made in Japan, this canvas fabric has beautifully illustrated Snow White characters and has an awesome weight when its worn.

I strive to offer unique cycling apparel and products, and with the help of Yanco Customs, I can only offer better things to the cycling industry.

by Ethan Stoltz

for his belgian waffle ride

Firefly All-Road Frameset