Leather offers excellent abrasion resistance which can offer more protection when you’re out riding. Despite this a lot of people opt for textile clothing as it’s more versatile often waterproof, lighter, and better suited for touring or everyday commuting.

Not all of the current clothing range sold online is fully waterproof. Each product outlines specifically if it’s waterproof and the main material such as Gore-Tex or D-Dry, while other clothing particularly jackets & trousers include removable liners.

Depending on your overall riding ability we recommend people look for CE-approved armour at the shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees. Some motorcycle jackets also include a back protector or space to add one.

Yes, but it’s best to wear moisture-wicking base layers designed for riding. They help regulate temperature and keep you comfortable on long rides. Avoid bulky clothing that could affect your range of movement or fit.

CE approval means the clothing and its armour meet European safety standards. Each product is tested for abrasion, impact, and tear resistance, giving you confidence that it’s built to protect in real riding conditions.

Ideally, yes. Summer gear is lightweight and ventilated to keep you cool, while winter gear includes thermal liners and waterproof membranes. Many riders choose all-season gear with removable layers for flexibility year-round.