Our selection of Men's Textile includes motorcycle jackets and vests Furygan Atom, Mistral, Shard, Voyager, Brevent, Icetrack and Stockholm, Ixon Roshi, Venum, Arma and Pulsion Air, Rev'it Outback, and the Ixon collection in the colours of the Aprilia team, t-shirts, polos and jackets.
Versatile, all year round.
The motorcycle jacket made of textile has become popular among everyday riders and travellers for its versatility: lighter than leather, it includes a waterproof membrane, a thermal lining, and ventilation, allowing you to ride in all weather conditions. Technical fabrics, such as high-tenacity polyamides, resist abrasion, while approved protections at the shoulders and elbows absorb shocks.
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Three-in-one jackets, like the Furygan Voyager, the Brevent, or the Ultraspark, combine an outer shell, a waterproof membrane, and a removable thermal lining: you can adjust them to the season. Ventilated jackets, such as the Furygan Atom Vented, the Evald, or the Ixon Pulsion Air, with their ample mesh panels, allow for airflow in summer. The Rev'it Outback, from the Dutch brand, aims for adventure, while the Furygan Stockholm, insulated with Primaloft, is perfect for winter.
Check the protection class according to the EN 17092 standard, and ensure there's a pocket for a back protector. The jacket should cover the lower back when riding, and the sleeves should cover the wrists. The Ixon Aprilia collection, featuring t-shirts, polos, and jackets in the team's MotoGP colours, is worn off the bike to show your passion. Wash your textile jacket according to the label, and re-waterproof the shell.
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Textile is preferred for daily use and travel: lighter, it incorporates a waterproof membrane, a removable thermal lining, and ventilation. Leather offers better abrasion resistance on dry roads, but doesn't handle rain and heat well.
In summer, opt for a jacket with large mesh panels or zippered vents that allow airflow while keeping the approved protections on the elbows and shoulders. Adding a back protector is a useful complement to your gear.
Try the jacket while in a riding position, with arms extended towards the handlebars: the sleeves should cover the wrists, and the protectors should sit on the elbows. Allow some extra space if you're wearing a sweater or liner underneath in winter.
Waterproofing relies on the membrane, placed between the outer fabric and the lining. It blocks the rain, but the outer fabric can absorb water and weigh the jacket down: regular spray waterproofing helps limit this phenomenon.
First, remove all protections, close the zips, and wash in the machine at a low temperature with a gentle detergent, avoiding fabric softeners which clog the membrane. Dry flat, then re-waterproof the outer fabric.