Segura 2026 Range

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Segura motorcycle clothing combines road-ready leather and textile jackets with gloves, riding shoes and selected casual pieces for men and women. Moto Central's collection ranges from fitted retro-influenced leather to ventilated summer textiles and urban footwear, so the safest buying route is to compare the exact material, season, fit and certification of each product.

Segura uses different membranes, linings, protective garments and cut profiles across the range. Waterproofing, included armour and CE classification are model-specific. A similar appearance or shared brand name does not mean two jackets, gloves or shoes provide the same protection or weather performance.

Segura Curtis black leather motorcycle jacket with front pockets and quilted shoulder details — Segura's leather jackets vary in leather type, cut, lining and armour. Check the Curtis specification rather than applying one leather-jacket description to the range.

Segura Natcho Vented grey and white textile motorcycle jacket with mesh panels — Natcho Vented is airflow-focused clothing for warmer conditions. Ventilated construction should not be assumed waterproof or insulated.

Segura Santana ladies motorcycle riding sneakers in khaki camouflage colours — Segura riding shoes use footwear-specific construction and approval. Match size, ankle fit, closure and the EN 13634 information for the exact pair.

What is in the Segura collection?

Leather motorcycle jackets

Curtis, Dorian, Lewis, Romeo and other leather styles combine different cuts and finishes with model-specific protectors and linings. Compare leather type, garment class, armour supplied, back-protector provision and adjusters.

Textile and ventilated jackets

Richter, Tabata, Natcho and other textile products cover weather-focused, casual and airflow-led use. Some have a waterproof membrane, while vented designs prioritise direct airflow. Check the exact version and seasonality.

Motorcycle gloves

Panther, Exo, Synchro, Bora and other gloves use leather, textile or mixed constructions. Cuff length, knuckle protection, insulation, waterproofing and EN 13594 approval vary by model.

Riding shoes and accessories

Santana and other footwear bring a casual shape to motorcycle-specific construction. The collection may also contain sportswear or accessory items, which should not be treated as certified protective clothing unless the product information states that approval.

Certification belongs to the exact product

Segura's official guidance covers EN 17092 for motorcycle garments, EN 13594 for gloves, EN 13634 for footwear and EN 1621 for impact protectors. These standards test different types of equipment. Check the label and product page for the precise class, protector level and supplied components rather than assuming one approval applies across the brand.

How to choose a Segura jacket

Start with the conditions in which you ride. A leather jacket, a waterproof textile and a highly ventilated mesh garment solve different problems. Leather still requires model-specific care and may use removable insulation or perforation; textile can be waterproof, wind-resistant or airflow-led depending on the construction.

Then choose the cut. Segura distinguishes closer Body Fit designs from roomier Regular Fit garments, and some product pages recommend sizing adjustments for a particularly fitted pattern. Measure chest, waist, hips and sleeve length, then allow only for the layers you genuinely plan to wear.

With the protectors installed, adopt your normal riding position. Shoulder and elbow armour should remain centred, sleeves should cover the wrists and the collar should fasten without pressure. Check waist adjustment, jacket-to-trouser loops or zips, and whether a back protector is included or the jacket only provides a compatible pocket.

Leather, membranes and warm-weather textiles

Leather construction

Segura uses different leathers and finishes, including products described with cowhide or buffalo leather. The specific leather, thickness, reinforcement and garment class should be taken from the individual jacket.

Waterproof membranes

Selected Segura textiles use named membranes such as BWTECH. A waterproof statement applies to that product and must be considered with closure design and care. It does not carry over to every textile jacket.

Ventilated garments

Natcho Vented and other mesh-led products are designed around airflow. They may be appropriate for warm riding but need a separate weather strategy if rain or colder temperatures are expected.

Removable linings

A removable thermal lining can extend the useful temperature range of a jacket, but it does not create ventilation or waterproofing that the outer garment lacks. Check what is supplied and how it should be fitted.

Choosing Segura gloves and footwear

For gloves, measure around the hand and compare the model's size guide. Fingers should reach the ends without being compressed, while the palm must not bunch excessively around the grips. Fasten the wrist and cuff, then check lever control and how the glove interfaces with the jacket sleeve.

For riding shoes, measure both feet with the socks you will wear. The heel should remain controlled, the ankle should feel supported and the laces or closure must stay clear of the motorcycle controls. A casual trainer appearance does not guarantee the fit of ordinary footwear, and approval must be checked against EN 13634 information for the exact product.

Care and inspection

Follow the sewn-in care label. Segura advises cleaning leather gently with a damp soft cloth and suitable mild products, then drying it away from direct sunlight and strong heat. Textile, membrane and mesh garments can require different washing methods, so never transfer leather-care advice to them.

Remove protectors or linings only where the instructions require it, and refit them in the correct orientation. Inspect seams, fasteners, leather, textile panels and armour after a fall or heavy wear. No certification can guarantee protection from every accident, and damaged equipment may need replacement.

Why buy Segura motorcycle clothing from Moto Central?

Moto Central brings Segura leather and textile jackets, men's and women's fits, gloves and riding shoes into one collection, making it easier to compare how style relates to season, material and certification. Live product pages show the available sizes and model-specific details for each item.

The Leicestershire showroom lets you check jacket cut, armour position, glove control and footwear fit with the rest of your riding kit. That is especially useful when moving between Body Fit, Regular Fit and ladies-specific patterns.

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Customer questions

Is all Segura clothing retro styled?

No. The range includes heritage-influenced leather, contemporary textiles, ventilated jackets, gloves and urban footwear. Choose by specification as well as appearance.

Are all Segura jackets waterproof?

No. Waterproof membranes appear on selected models, while vented garments prioritise airflow. Check the exact product's waterproofing statement.

Does every jacket include a back protector?

Not necessarily. Many jackets include shoulder and elbow armour but provide only a pocket for an optional back protector. Check the listed contents.

Should I buy my normal clothing size?

Use Segura's current measurements and the named cut. Body Fit and ladies-specific products can fit differently from casual clothing or Regular Fit jackets.

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