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Frequently asked questions Hide FAQs
What types of motorcycle jackets are included in the outlet collection?
The Motorcycle Jackets Outlet collection typically includes a mix of leather and textile motorcycle jackets across racing, sport, touring, adventure, and urban riding categories. Depending on availability, you may also find airflow-focused summer jackets, waterproof options, and jackets designed for everyday commuting.
Outlet selections usually consist of previous-season styles, end-of-line colors, or selected promotional assortments. The technical purpose of the jackets does not change, but sizes, colors, and stock can be limited compared with the main motorcycle jackets range.
How should a motorcycle jacket fit for proper protection?
A motorcycle jacket should fit close enough to keep the shoulder and elbow protectors stable while you are in a riding position, without restricting movement at the bars. The sleeves should remain long enough when your arms are bent, and the jacket should feel secure at the chest, shoulders, and waist rather than loose or oversized.
Sport and race-oriented jackets generally fit more closely, while touring and urban designs may allow more room for layering. For the best result, compare your chest and waist measurements with the size chart on the product page and assess fit in your normal riding posture, not just when standing upright.
Are outlet motorcycle jackets CE certified and do they include armor?
Many motorcycle jackets in this collection are built as protective riding garments and commonly feature CE-certified construction and impact protection, but the exact certification and included armor can vary by model. Depending on the jacket, you may see garment certification under EN 17092 and impact protectors certified to standards such as EN 1621-1 for shoulders and elbows.
Some jackets include shoulder and elbow armor as standard, while others also provide pockets for optional back or chest protection upgrades. Always check the individual product page for the exact CE class, included protectors, and any upgrade options before ordering.
Should I choose a leather or textile motorcycle jacket from the outlet?
The right choice depends on how and where you ride. Leather motorcycle jackets are typically preferred for sport and aggressive road riding because they offer excellent abrasion resistance and a close, performance-oriented fit. Textile motorcycle jackets are usually more versatile for commuting, touring, and mixed weather because they can offer lower weight, easier ventilation management, and weather-focused features.
| Jacket type | Main strengths | Best use |
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| Leather | High abrasion resistance, sport fit, race-oriented feel | Sport road riding, spirited weekend use, track-inspired riding |
| Textile | Versatility, ventilation options, weather protection, easier layering | Commuting, touring, urban use, variable conditions |
If you want to compare beyond outlet stock, you can also browse the main leather jackets and textile jackets collections.
Can outlet motorcycle jackets be used with back protectors, chest protectors, or Tech-Air systems?
Many Alpinestars motorcycle jackets are designed with internal pockets for optional back and chest protectors, and some are also engineered to be Tech-Air ready. Compatibility is not universal across the full outlet assortment, so the correct answer depends on the specific jacket construction and generation.
If you want to add armor or use an airbag system, check the product page for protector pocket information, Tech-Air compatibility notes, and any required fit guidance. For airbag pairing, the most reliable next step is the Tech-Air® compatibility checker, and you can explore available systems in Tech-Air® systems.






















