Dainese 2026 Range

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Dainese motorcycle clothing spans leather suits, riding jackets and trousers, technical layers and wet-weather kit. Build your outfit around the journeys you make: a close-fitting sports setup, adaptable touring layers or protective clothing that works for the daily commute. Compare the whole combination, including fit and coverage, before choosing individual pieces.

Dainese Sportiva Leather Jacket Matt Black — Sportiva leather jacket: an illustration of a shorter sports-oriented jacket cut.

Dainese Tempest 3 D-Dry Touring Textile Jacket Ebony / Black / Lava Red — Tempest 3 D-Dry textile jacket: an example of Dainese’s touring clothing.

Dainese Laguna Seca 6 Perforated 1 Piece Leather Suit Black / White / Anthracite — Laguna Seca 6 one-piece suit, shown from front and rear to illustrate its overall cut.

Choose the outfit around your riding

For sports riding, consider how a leather jacket and trousers work together, or whether a one-piece suit better suits your plans. Try the outfit in a riding crouch, with your intended boots and gloves. For track use, check the organiser’s clothing and airbag requirements before buying.

Touring and commuting bring different questions: can you reach the pockets, adjust the cuffs and accommodate changing temperatures without making the outfit cumbersome? A casual appearance can also be useful off the bike, but check whether a hoodie or trouser is protective riding equipment or ordinary leisurewear.

Match ventilation, insulation and rain protection

Dainese offers ventilated garments alongside waterproof options using technologies such as D-Dry and GORE-TEX. These features vary by model. Look at whether the waterproof layer is fixed, removable or worn separately, and whether the thermal liner can be taken out. A waterproof specification does not tell you how warm the garment will feel.

For a layered setup, think through a wet morning followed by a warm afternoon: where will removed layers go, and can you reach the vents? Technical base layers and separate rainwear can complement your outfit, but do not replace its protective outer clothing.

Read the garment and protector information separately

Check the exact garment’s certification label and the armour included. EN 17092 garment classes describe tested clothing performance, including abrasion, tear and seam resistance. An armour level describes the protector, not the classification of the whole jacket or trouser. A pocket for a back or chest protector does not necessarily mean that insert is supplied.

D-air products also have their own fitting, activation and servicing instructions. For example, Dainese specifies room for Smart Air to expand when worn beneath a jacket. Check the instructions for your particular airbag and outer garment; a comfortable static fit alone does not establish compatibility.

Check fit as a complete system

Use the size guide for the particular garment, then bend your elbows and knees and reach forward as you would on the bike. Check that protectors stay over the intended areas and that cuffs, trouser hems and the waist remain covered. If you plan to connect jacket and trousers, verify their zip compatibility rather than assuming every Dainese combination connects.

Try the layers together

Bring the boots, gloves and layers you intend to use to our showroom. Comparing garments as an outfit makes it easier to assess movement, coverage and the fit of any optional protection.

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