Textile Motorcycle Jackets and Vests for Women

A cut designed for the female shape

A motorcycle jacket women is tailored for a shorter bust, a defined waist, and wider hips, rather than just being a scaled-down version of a men's model. This cut keeps the shoulder and elbow pads in place while riding or sliding and prevents the bottom of the jacket from riding up at the back. The sleeves, which are slimmer and sometimes pre-shaped, allow the arms to bend towards the handlebars without pulling on the shoulders. Adjustments at the waist and forearms, through straps or zippered gussets, refine the fit depending on the layer worn underneath. The Furygan Agata and Mystic and the Ixon Ilana illustrate this approach.

The rest of the jackets

The jackets and coats are also available in:

• Men's textile.
• Women's leather.
• Men's leather.
• Jacket and airbag vest.
• Rider protections.

All jackets are gathered on the page jackets and coats.

Summer mesh, three-in-one or H2O membrane H2O

The textile varies according to the targeted season. Mesh jackets, like the Furygan Mistral women’s, feature wide perforated panels on the chest, arms, and back to ventilate as soon as the bike is in motion, while still maintaining approved protections on the shoulders and elbows. The three-in-one, like the Furygan Odessa, layers a ventilated outer shell, a removable waterproof and breathable membrane, and a thermal lining that can be added or removed depending on the weather. Models marked H2O, like the Rev'it Shade women’s, combine a waterproof membrane to continue riding when the rain arrives mid-ride.

EN 17092 standard and protections to check

The motorcycle jackets sold as protective gear are certified according to the EN 17092 standard, which assesses abrasion resistance, tear resistance, and seam burst strength. Class AAA corresponds to the most protective garments, AA and A to common road uses; class B offers the same resistance as A without pads, and class C designates a garment designed to hold protections. On the label of the shoulder and elbow pads, the EN 1621-1 standard indicates a level one or two, with the second absorbing more impact energy. Reflective strips and piping enhance night safety.

Good deals

Great deals can also be found in the good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped within 24 hours are prepared and dispatched in 24 hours. The highlights of the year occur in a stable order: Black Friday at the end of autumn, end-of-year celebrations, winter sales, French Days in spring, followed by summer sales and back-to-school.

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose the size of a women's motorcycle jacket?

Try it on in a riding position, with arms stretched towards an imaginary handlebar: the sleeves should cover the wrists and the pads should stay on the elbows. It should fit snugly without compressing, leaving enough space for a warm layer underneath.

Motorcycle jacket or women’s motorcycle coat: what’s the difference?

The jacket stops at the waist or hips, shorter and more unrestricted for walking. The coat goes lower and better covers the hips, often featuring more pockets and ventilation, which suits long rides and travel.

How do I wash a textile motorcycle jacket?

Remove the pads and lining, close the zips, then wash at thirty degrees with a gentle detergent, without fabric softener. Air dry, away from a heat source, and renew the water-repellent treatment if water no longer beads up.

Can I wear a mesh jacket in winter?

On its own, it lets in cold air and rain: it's designed for summer. A windproof underlayer extends its use into mid-season, but below ten degrees, a three-in-one model remains much more comfortable.

Should I add a back protector to my women's motorcycle jacket?

Most jackets provide a back pocket, sometimes supplied with a simple comfort foam. Sliding in a proper certified EN 1621-2 back protector significantly enhances back protection in the event of a fall.