About AGILIS

Demanding the highest standards of himself and his equipment that saw him become World Player of the Year in 2008, Shane never found a brand that gave him the competitive edge he was looking for when racing, while looking equally good in his leisure time. 

So he decided to create his own.

The launch of the business marked the beginning of a vision shaped by experience, discipline, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. What began as a retail-focused brand was the result of twelve months of intensive development, testing, and refinement. Drawing on years of wearing hundreds of different kits across training, competition, and recovery, Shane approached the process as if his entire career had been one long market-research exercise.

Rooted in the Amman Valley, Shane had grown up surrounded by some of the most scenic—and challenging—cycling routes in the country. Immersed in a strong local cycling culture, he witnessed first-hand the rapid growth of the sport and understood the needs of riders at every level. From elite competitors to social cyclists, his goal was always the same: to create products that delivered real performance benefits without compromising on style or comfort.

But, as with sport, the launch in 2021 was never the destination—only the start of the journey.

By 2025, the brand evolved in response to growing demand and deeper insight into the market. Leveraging our expertise in performance apparel, we shifted our focus toward custom sports kit and merchandise. Working closely with teams, clubs, and organisations, we began creating bespoke solutions that combined elite-level performance with distinctive design—helping others represent who they are, just as Shane had always wanted to do himself.

Today, the brand stands as a reflection of that journey: from retail beginnings to a specialist in custom sportswear, driven by the same principles that defined Shane’s career—high standards, continuous improvement, and a belief that great kit should perform brilliantly and look the part, wherever it’s worn.