Hoodies & Cardigans
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Alpinestars Hoodie Chrome v2 Black/White Motorcycle Jacket
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Alpinestars Hoodie Chrome Air Black/Fluorescent Red Motorcycle Jacket
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Alpinestars Chrome v2 Blue/Violet Motorcycle Hoodie
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Alpinestars Hoodie Chrome v2 Grey/Pink Motorcycle Jacket
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Alpinestars Hoodie Neo Waterproof Black Motorcycle Jacket
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Alpinestars Sherpa Hoodie Black/Grey/Red Motorcycle Jacket
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Alpinestars Sektor v2 Tech Hoodie Black Motorcycle Jacket
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Alpinestars Hoodie Chrome Ignition Black/Red Motorcycle Jacket
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Alpinestars Chrome Air Grey Motorcycle Jacket
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Alpinestars Chrome v2 Grey/Blue Motorcycle Hoodie
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Alpinestars Hoodie Chrome v2 Grey/Fluo Yellow Motorcycle Jacket
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Alpinestars Hoodie Chrome v2 Grey/Black/Red Motorcycle Jacket
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Alpinestars Sherpa Hoodie Grey/Black/Fluo Yellow Motorcycle Jacket
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Alpinestars Hoodie Sherpa Black/Reflective Motorcycle Jacket
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Alpinestars Radium Tech Hoodie Motorcycle Jacket
Not sure about your size?
Our Fit Guide walks you to the right size in a few steps, from helmet to boots.
What to look for in a motorcycle jacket
Three things decide whether a jacket works: abrasion resistance of the outer shell, the armour, and the waterproof membrane. The European standard EN 17092 sorts gear into classes, with AAA for sport and AA for touring and adventure. Waterproofing is given in mm water column: 10,000 mm handles light rain, 20,000 mm and up is built for long days in it. A 3-in-1 jacket with removable thermal and rain layers covers several seasons.
- Class A, AA or AAA on the CE label
- Membrane laminated in or as a separate layer
- Vents front and back, or it will not flow
Brands in Hoodies & Cardigans
Alpinestars, Furygan, Halvarssons, KNOX, LEATT, Lindstrands, Oxford, Rusty Stitches. We do not carry every brand, only the ones we can stand behind.
Finding the right size
Sizing differs per brand. Every product page carries that brand chart, and the size advisor walks you to the right size in a few steps. Between two sizes, riding gear usually fits better one size down, because armour needs to stay where it belongs.