Spada Textile Jackets

Moto Central’s Spada Textile Jackets collection ranges from ventilated summer jackets and waterproof road styles to protective hoodies, bomber jackets and women-specific options. The useful comparison is the role each jacket is designed to perform, because construction, garment class, armour provision, waterproofing and ventilation vary across the range.

Spada’s current official jacket catalogue includes A, AA and AAA classified garments, but those ratings belong to individual products. A jacket described as waterproof or ventilated also carries that feature only for the named model and generation. Check the exact product specification rather than applying one set of claims to every Spada textile jacket.

Choose a textile jacket for the way you ride

Ventilated jackets

Cafe Air and Hooded Air are among the airflow-focused families in the current range. They suit warmer conditions better than a sealed all-weather jacket, but a ventilated construction should not be assumed to be waterproof. Consider a separate rain layer if the forecast is uncertain.

Waterproof road and touring jackets

Products such as Crossguard, Joe and selected City Nav and Hairpin versions are explicitly identified as waterproof. Compare jacket length, closure layout, removable layers and trouser connection details on the individual page. “Waterproof” describes weather management, not the garment’s protective class.

Protective hoodies and urban styles

Blade hoodies and Airforce bomber styles offer a more casual appearance while remaining motorcycle garments on the relevant certified listings. Do not confuse them with ordinary leisurewear. Check the garment class, supplied protectors and whether a back protector is included or available separately.

Different generations

Names such as Rev.2 and 2.0 identify a particular version. Materials, armour and weather features can change between generations, so use the complete product title when comparing or replacing a jacket.

Fit, armour and layering checks

• Use a riding position: reach forward as if holding the bars and check sleeve coverage, shoulder movement and collar comfort.
• Confirm armour placement: shoulder and elbow protectors should remain centred when your arms are bent.
• Allow for planned layers: try the jacket over the base or mid layer you expect to wear, without making the fit loose when layers are removed.
• Check the back: establish whether back protection is included, optional or not supported by that model.
• Test closures: cuffs should work with your gloves, and the waist should overlap your trousers without exposing a gap.
• Match connecting garments carefully: a connection zip is only useful when its length and type suit the intended trousers.

Why buy Spada textile jackets from Moto Central?

Moto Central brings together multiple Spada jacket families, colours, generations and fits in one collection. That makes it easier to compare a vented Cafe Air with a waterproof Crossguard, a Blade hoodie or an Airforce bomber while keeping their intended uses separate. Each product page shows current sizes, availability and the specification for that exact jacket.

For other constructions and brands, browse all motorcycle jackets. Complete your setup with motorcycle trousers, or return to the wider Spada clothing collection.

Common questions about Spada textile jackets