PMJ jeans | PMJ motorcycle jeans
Looking for a pair of motorcycle jeans that offer both style and protection? Look no further than the PMJ jeans. Designed and made in Italy by a company that specialises in making fashion jeans, the USP of PMJ jeans is that they really look like a pair of street jeans. The PMJ jeans we stock are all single layer so the abrasion resistance is woven in to the 'denim' material. You don't end up with a secondary, hot and uncomfortable 'Kevlar' layer underneath. The jeans come with hip and knee armour included. If you visit us in Guildford then we will sit you on the bike and make sure the armour is in the correct position and, if necessary, offer free alterations.
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PMJ Victoria ladies jeans in blue (PMJ011)
£169.99
PMJ Tourer waterproof jeans in blue (PMJ010)
£220.00
PMJ Sunset chinos in cognac (PMJ009)
£194.99
PMJ Sara High Waist ladies jeans in blue (PMJ005)
£159.99
PMJ Tex-Pro jeans in blue (PMJ002)
£239.99
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PMJ Sara High Waist ladies jeans in blue
The single-layer denim material is very comfortable and they really look like fashion jeans. My waist measures 38 and the size 36 fit perfectly. I even had enough room underneath for my Knox shorts with knee and hip armor. The back of the jeans is quite high, but just right for riding. They were long on me, but I have a 27 inseam, so I just rolled them up. They fit over my short Daytona boots and my TCX blend boots with no problem. They stretch everywhere! I will buy them again. As usual, Saras review was completely accurate!
PMJ Tourer waterproof jeans in blue
Bought these to wear around cold weather in Minnesota USA. The membrane very effectively stops the cold air from penetrating to the skin. Not as well as a laminated suit, but closer than I thought. Was able to ride around for 2 hrs in 3 C temp with just long Johns and these jeans. Had one minor instance of rain and can say that the jeans did keep me dry for about an hour in light-medium rain, then dried before rain could seep thru to skin. Jeans are comfortable, armor sits right but waste measurements are on the snug side I would say . Overall, these are ideal tweener jeans to fend off a bit of cold and some rain on cooler days. Not as comfortable as Rokker or as sturdy as Spidi but definitely more apt for variable weather.
PMJ Tex-Pro jeans in blue
Purchased a couple of weeks ago and wore them on a trip to Belguim. Very comfortable on and off the bike especially with D3O ghost armour. Just like wearing normal jeans. Recommended.