Women's textile motorcycle jackets covering road, adventure, 4-seasons and summer riding. Stocked brands include Shark Leathers, Macna, DIFI, Merlin and Oxford. Textile construction gives you abrasion protection, ventilation and all-weather versatility in one shell, sized and cut for women riders.
Shark Ladies Elenore Jacket Black
Shark Ladies Summer Cruise Jacket - Black
Shark Ladies Venture Pro Jacket
Shark Ladies Elenore Jacket White
Shark Ladies Tract Jacket Black
Shark Ladies Summer Cruise Jacket White
MOTODRY SIENA JACKET BLACK/WHITE LADIES
Macna Nivala Ladies Jacket Black/Aqua
Difi Compass Aerotex Ladies Jacket Black
Difi Shuttle Lady Aerotex Jacket Black/Pink
Difi Treasure Aerotex Ladies Jacket Black
Macna Nivala Ladies Jacket Black/Aqua
Choosing a women's textile motorcycle jacket
Textile is the most versatile shell for everyday road and adventure riding. This range spans Shark Leathers, Macna, DIFI, Merlin and Oxford, covering summer mesh, 4-seasons and adventure cuts. Match the abrasion rating and armour level to the riding you actually do.
| Use | Target rating | Armour |
|---|---|---|
| City and commuting | EN 17092 Class A | CE Level 1 |
| Road and touring | EN 17092 Class AA | CE Level 1 or 2 |
| Adventure and sport | EN 17092 Class AAA | CE Level 2 |
EN 17092 ranks abrasion resistance across 3 tiers. Class AAA is the highest and suits adventure and faster road work. Class AA covers most touring and commuting. Class A is the entry tier for lower-speed urban riding. Always confirm the rating on the product page before you buy.
Armour matters as much as the shell. CE Level 1 absorbs up to 18 kN of transmitted force, while CE Level 2 limits transmission to under 9 kN, so Level 2 cuts impact force roughly in half. Pick jackets with CE-rated shoulder and elbow armour as standard, and add a back protector where the jacket has a pocket for one. Look for 2 or more direct-vent zips on summer models to move air in Australian heat.
Sizing runs to women's cuts here, so check the size chart on each brand separately. Fit should be snug enough to hold armour over the joint without shifting.
Frequently asked questions
What abrasion rating should a women's textile jacket have?
For most road and touring riding, target EN 17092 Class AA. Step up to Class AAA for adventure or faster sport riding, and Class A is acceptable for low-speed city commuting. The rating is listed on each product page.
Do these textile jackets come with armour?
Most include CE Level 1 shoulder and elbow armour as standard. CE Level 1 transmits up to 18 kN of force while CE Level 2 stays under 9 kN, so upgrade to Level 2 inserts for more impact protection. Many also have a pocket for an optional back protector.
Which brands of women's textile jackets do you stock?
This collection spans Shark Leathers, DIFI, Macna, Merlin and Oxford. Styles span road, 4-seasons, adventure and summer.