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Textile Motorcycle Jackets

Leather jackets are for riding in the summer. Wax cotton is more practical than leather in many respects, and can look very cool. But for any form of serious riding, it’s a textile motorcycle jacket that you’re going to need. In the last 20 years, the technology involved in motorcycle clothing has advanced greatly, and nowhere is this more apparent than in textile jackets. A textile jacket doesn’t absorb water like leather, so it is always going to be better in the wet. But a modern textile jacket will often come with features such as a waterproof membrane, a removable thermal-liner, anti-abrasion panelling, waterproof zips, ventilation openings and exhausts, heat reflective coatings, high-vis areas, and so on. It’s a complicated area, and you should seek advice before taking the plunge. If you ride every day, you might want a jacket with a laminated waterproof membrane rather than the drop-liner that appears in most jackets. A laminated jacket is particularly waterproof, and will never ‘wet-out', but laminated jackets can be rather stiff, and so not particularly comfortable to wear.
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Verified customer reviews for Textile Motorcycle Jackets

Belstaff Tamar jacket in olive

MM: Excellent jacket

Love this jacket, it fits a bit like a Harrington jacket looks good off the bike. The entire jacket lets air flow through and its so stretchy so it doesnt look too tight once an extra layer is worn is chillier temps. Ive previously had the £100 vented jackets but this Belstaff is in a different league.

Rukka Hi-Vis vest

Rich1234: Rukka build quality at its best

Having had a few other hi vis vest from various other makes, this one is by far the best. made from a substantial mesh material it lets the breeze through and is barely noticeable worn over the top of mesh riding gear. It fits the equivalent rukka sized jackets perfectly and doesnt flap about. Stupidly expensive- or should that be reassuringly expensive.

Spidi Warrior H2OUT in black

DAVID: Spidi H2 out

This is a lovely jacket and a purchase I would recommend. It fits well and with the recent rain I was out for a good few hours and remained dry. Upon going into Motolegends, I was offered advice on layering with a rukka and this has worked out really well, so comfortable. The hood I think really suits the jacket, so for me was a selling point, but can easily be removed.