For ladies’ UK20 motorcycle clothing, plan the fitting around the way you use layers. A garment should work in the configuration you actually ride in, whether that means a light base layer or a supplied removable liner.
Measure before adding layers
Richa advises taking body measurements against the skin or thin clothing. Use that method for its chart rather than measuring over a bulky jumper and adding more allowance afterwards. Check the exact item’s guide and confirm whether its measurements describe the body or the finished garment; a UK20 tag alone does not settle that question.
Try both seasonal arrangements
Where a removable liner is supplied, assess the garment with it fitted and removed. Check the sleeves, collar and waist adjustment in each arrangement, and look for unwanted movement around any fitted protectors. If a garment only fits comfortably without the liner you intend to use, compare another size or cut.
Assess more than warmth
Compare ventilation, rain protection, pockets and ease of fastening according to your rides. These features are model-specific and should not be inferred from the material name or size. Try the jacket with your gloves and trousers with your boots so that the cuffs and openings work together without bunching.
Compare your options at Moto Central
Bring the layers you expect to use with UK20 clothing. We can help check the fit in both warmer-weather and colder-weather configurations where the garment allows them.
