Segura Leather Jackets

Segura leather jackets combine retro roadster details with current motorcycle-garment construction, but this is not a single-specification range. The live collection includes men's and women's jackets, several colourways and different cuts. Buffalo leather appears on models such as Romeo, Curtis and Dorian 2, while the armour, back-protector provision and EN 17092 class must be checked on each product.

Understand the current collection

Choosing a leather motorcycle jacket

• Check the complete approval: read the EN 17092 class on the product page or garment label, and separately check the level of each included protector.
• Confirm what is supplied: a back-protector pocket describes compatibility, not necessarily an included protector.
• Test the riding position: the jacket should stay secure at the waist, the sleeves should meet the gloves and the elbow armour should remain centred with your arms bent.
• Allow for intended layers: Segura describes several current jackets as Body Fit. Follow the model size guide and try the jacket over the layers you will actually use.
• Plan for rain: ordinary leather construction is not the same as a waterproof membrane. Add a rain shell or compare Segura textile jackets if wet-weather use is a priority.

Why choose Moto Central for Segura leather jackets?

Moto Central's collection reflects the live models and colour listings, helping you compare the Dorian 2, Romeo, Curtis, Lewis and Orion families without masking their differences behind generic claims. Current size options sit alongside focused links to women's leather, textile and Segura protection collections.

Looking after leather

Follow the sewn-in care label. Remove surface dirt gently, let a damp jacket dry away from radiators and direct heat, and test any leather cleaner or conditioner on a hidden area first. Store the jacket on a broad hanger in a ventilated place, and refit removable armour in the correct pocket and orientation.

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