Our selection of Women's Leather brings together the motorcycle jackets Furygan Raptor, Debbie and Attila, Segura Devon, Ixon Cranky, Torque and Vortex, Helstons Cher in soft leather and RST, with approved protections, to ride safely in style, from café racer to sports roadster.
The style of leather, with added protection.
A women's motorcycle jacket is not just a smaller version of a men's jacket. It is tailored to a feminine shape: fitted at the waist, roomier at the bust, with a shorter torso and narrower shoulders. A well-fitted cut ensures that the protectors stay properly positioned on the shoulders and elbows, which is essential for their effectiveness in case of a fall.
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French brands offer many styles: Furygan with the Raptor and Debbie, Ixon with the Cranky, Torque or Vortex, which are sportier, Segura with the Devon, and Helstons with the Cher, made from soft leather with a vintage look that ages over time. The British RST offers sporty jackets with D3O protection, in a ventilated version for summer.
You should try on your jacket in a riding position, with arms stretched towards an imaginary handlebar: the sleeves should cover the wrists, the back shouldn’t ride up, and the shoulders shouldn’t pull. Leather loosens slightly over time: choose a snug fit. Check the protection class according to the EN 17092 standard, and make sure there’s a pocket for a back protector.
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The jacket should be fitted without being tight: arms stretched towards the handlebars, the sleeves cover the wrists and the back does not ride up. Leather loosens slightly over time, so avoid choosing one that is too big.
It is fitted at the waist, roomier at the bust, with a shorter torso and narrower shoulders. This cut keeps the shoulder and elbow protectors in the right place, which is essential for their effectiveness in case of a fall.
Dust it off with a damp cloth, then nourish it two to three times a year with a balm or leather cream, to keep it supple and durable. When wet, it should dry at room temperature, on a hanger, never near a radiator.
Leather offers excellent abrasion resistance in case of a slide, which is why it is preferred for sporty riding. Textile, being more versatile, manages rain and temperature variations better. Both provide good protection if they are certified.
The shoulder and elbow protectors should be certified, and a back pocket allows for an additional back protector. The label on the jacket indicates its standard and protection class, ensuring certified equipment.