Motorcycle Cordura Jacket

· Outer shell made of Cordura 600D fabric composition of 100% Polyester for excellent wear performance and exceptional resistance to abrasion, with stretch panels on the back and arms for ease of movement.

· CE-approved removable back, shoulder, and elbow armor for enhanced protection.

· Fixed mesh lining on the inside.

· Detachable Reissa membrane that is both breathable and waterproof.

· Detachable quilted thermal lining, allowing the jacket to be used in both summer and winter.

· Four external zippered pockets on the jacket.

2 Stuff Pockets inside for mobile and documents

· 8-inch rear zipper for trouser attachment.

· Six air ventilation points with zip closures.

· Adjustable straps on the sleeves and waist.

· Neoprene collar for added comfort.

Adjustable zip and Velcro straps on cuff

Reinforced stitching: Double-durable seams in impact zones.

Sizes: 2XS to 5XL ( EU & USA)

We offer comprehensive customizations for branding including all kinds custom Design, Logo, Size, Color, Labels & Tag and Packing.

Care Instructions

Step 1 - Preparation

Remove all impact protectors.
Open all zippers, Velcro, and buckles.
Shake off surface dirt.
Use a soft brush if needed.
Step 2 - Choosing the Right Detergent

Use one of the following:
Tech-wash detergent (preferred).
Neutral unscented liquid detergent.
Liquid detergent for wool.
Baby shampoo.
Avoid:
Granular powder detergent.
Strongly scented liquid detergent.
Step 3 - Soaking

Dissolve one capful of detergent in a bucket of lukewarm water.
Soak the jacket for at least 30 minutes.
Avoid hot water. Ensure it's comfortable to touch.
Step 4 - Washing and Rinsing

Gently scrub by hand, focusing on dirtier spots.
Rinse thoroughly until detergent is fully removed.
Use a soft brush for tough stains but avoid abrasive scrubbing.
Step 5 - Drying and Storage

Hang to dry in a cool, ventilated, shaded area.
Once fully dry, store in a cool, moisture-free space away from dust.
Do not wring, tumble dry, iron, bleach, or expose to direct sunlight during drying