Reinforced motorcycle jeans
Starting at £150.03
£78.22
Starting at £150.03
£78.22
Starting at £150.03
£78.22
Our selection of Motorcycle Jeans brings together reinforced jeans from RST made from aramid Kevlar, John Doe single-layer, Oxford certified AA and AAA, Ixon, Helstons, Tucano Urbano, Segura, GMS, and Bering, in men's and women's cuts, straight, slim or jegging, to ride protected with the style of jeans.
The style of jeans, with added protection.
More durable than denim
A classic pair of jeans can rip after sliding a few dozen centimetres on the tarmac. The motorcycle jeans maintain the look of everyday denim, but incorporate aramid fibres, like Kevlar, or a very high-strength weave, which protects the skin from abrasion. They also come with protectors certified for the knees and, often, the hips, to absorb impacts.
The rest of the range
Motorcycle trousers are also available in:
All trousers are gathered on the trousers page.
Lined or single-layer
Lined jeans include a layer of aramid in impact areas, such as the buttocks, hips, and knees, like the RST x Kevlar jeans. Single-layer jeans, like those from John Doe, woven with ultra-strong thread across the entire surface, are lighter and more breathable, ideal for summer. The Oxford Original Approved jeans display their AA or AAA rating, the highest class in the standard.
Standards and cuts
The EN 17092 standard ranks trousers from A, basic protection, to AAA, maximum protection. It is checked that the knee protectors stay in place while riding, adjustable in height if possible. The women's cuts, like the Ixon Billie and Maddie, Helstons Speed Star, Tucano Urbano Elettra, or the jegging RST, fit the body's shape. Wash your jeans inside out, at thirty degrees, with protectors removed.
Good deals
Good deals can also be found in the good plans, promotions, clearance, sales, and Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped within 24 hours are prepared and dispatched in 24 hours. The year's major events follow a stable order: the Black Friday at the end of autumn, year-end holidays, winter sales, the French Days in spring, followed by summer sales and back-to-school.
Frequently asked questions
What do the AA and AAA classes of motorcycle jeans mean?
They indicate the level of protection according to the European standard for motorcycle clothing: the AA class is suitable for regular road use, while the AAA class offers the highest abrasion resistance. Oxford jeans are available in both classes.
What are the advantages of a woven denim without lining?
The single-layer jean, like those from John Doe, incorporates resistant fibres directly into the weave. It is lighter, cooler, and more flexible than an aramid-lined jean, while still offering certified protection.
Should you add hip protectors to your motorcycle jeans?
Knee protectors are usually supplied; hip protectors, often optional, fit into designated pockets. They enhance protection in case of a side fall, which is common when riding a motorcycle.
How do you choose the size of motorcycle jeans?
Take your usual jean size, then check while sitting that the knee protectors stay on the knees and that the bottom covers the boots. A sufficient length prevents the jeans from riding up while riding.
Are Kevlar motorcycle jeans hot in summer?
A lined aramid jean is warmer than a standard denim. Single-layer models or those with partial lining, restricted to impact areas, are more comfortable in high heat.
