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Provoke Jacket -
Aeroshell Airflow Jacket -
T-SPS Air V2 Jacket -
Radium Tech Hoodie -
Andes Pro Drystar® XF Jacket -
T-GP Air Jacket -
T-GP Air Jacket -
Unite Jacket -
Unite Jacket -
Stella Grace Jacket -
Dice Jacket -
Provoke Jacket -
Flight Air Jacket -
Cusco Drystar® Jacket -
Maxdura Drystar®XF Laminated Armored Shell -
Bruiser Jacket -
Bryon Water Resistant Overshirt -
Andes V4 Drystar® Jacket -
Nazca 3L GORE-TEX PRO Jacket -
Axton Jacket -
Andes V4 Drystar® Jacket -
Idles Jacket -
Moblast Waterproof Jacket -
SMX Waterproof Jacket -
Andes V4 Drystar® Jacket -
Nazca 3L GORE-TEX PRO Jacket -
Moblast Waterproof Jacket -
Bryon Water Resistant Overshirt -
Mospher Waterproof Jacket -
Stella Andes V4 Drystar® Jacket -
Aeroshell Waterproof Jacket -
Borrego Drystar® Jacket -
Harok Pro Drystar® XF Laminated Jacket -
Mospher Waterproof Jacket
Frequently asked questions Hide FAQs
What types of textile moto jackets are included in this collection?
This collection covers Alpinestars textile motorcycle jackets designed for road use across racing/sport, commuting, urban, and light touring applications. Within the range, riders can typically choose between airflow-focused jackets for warm weather, waterproof jackets for wet conditions, and more versatile multi-season options that balance weather protection with ventilation.
| Jacket Type | Best For | Typical Features |
|---|---|---|
| Airflow / mesh textile | Warm-weather road riding | Large ventilation panels, lighter construction, strong airflow |
| Waterproof textile | Commuting and wet-weather riding | Weatherproof membrane, wind protection, road-focused coverage |
| Multi-season textile | Variable temperatures and longer rides | Ventilation, weather protection, and layering versatility |
For riders comparing broader road options, see our road jackets collection.
Are textile motorcycle jackets waterproof?
Not all textile motorcycle jackets are waterproof. In this collection, some jackets are built primarily for airflow and hot-weather riding, while others use waterproof or water-resistant constructions for commuting and variable weather.
If wet-weather performance matters, check whether the jacket specifically states a waterproof membrane or waterproof construction. If your priority is maximum airflow for summer riding, expect more ventilation and less weather sealing than on dedicated waterproof textile jackets.
Are these textile moto jackets CE certified, and what standards should I look for?
Many motorcycle textile jackets are certified as protective riding garments under the EN 17092 standard. Depending on the model, the garment may carry a class such as A, AA, or AAA, which indicates the tested level of motorcycle garment protection.
Impact protectors are rated separately from the jacket shell. Shoulder and elbow armor typically reference EN 1621-1, back protectors EN 1621-2, and chest protectors EN 1621-3 where applicable. Because certification level and included armor can vary across the collection, always confirm the exact garment class and protector specification on the individual product page.
How should a textile motorcycle jacket fit, and how do I choose the right size?
A textile riding jacket should fit close enough to keep the armor correctly positioned, while still allowing natural movement on the bike. The shoulders, elbows, and torso should feel secure rather than loose, and the sleeves should remain long enough in a riding position without excessive bunching.
Use the Alpinestars size chart and measure your chest, waist, and outer arm before ordering. If you plan to wear base layers or use the jacket in colder conditions, account for that when choosing size. For sizing guidance, visit the official Alpinestars size charts.
Are any textile jackets in this collection compatible with Tech-Air systems?
Some Alpinestars textile jackets are designed to work with Tech-Air airbag systems, but compatibility is not universal across the entire collection. A jacket must be specifically engineered and approved for the relevant Tech-Air platform, so riders should not assume that every textile jacket can be used with an airbag system.
If Tech-Air compatibility is a priority, check the product page or use the Tech-Air compatibility checker before purchasing. This is the most reliable way to confirm which jacket and airbag system are designed to work together.



































