A laminated system bonds the waterproof membrane to the outer shell, while a removable liner is a separate waterproof layer worn inside the jacket. MOTOZOOM can develop either construction depending on the brand’s target price, climate and performance requirements.

Yes. Multi-season jackets can combine controllable ventilation, removable thermal insulation and waterproof layers so the garment can be adapted for different temperatures and weather conditions.

Adventure jackets can be developed with shoulder, elbow and back protector compartments, with Level 1 or Level 2 options depending on the specification. Additional chest-protector compatibility can also be considered where required.

Yes. Garment construction can be developed around the requirements of EN 17092. Final classification and CE conformity depend on the approved production specification and testing by an appropriate accredited laboratory.

Adventure jackets are generally developed with sufficient room for base and thermal layers while using adjustment systems at the arms, waist, cuffs and hem to control fit. Pattern development can be adjusted according to the brand’s intended riding position and layering strategy.

Ventilation can be incorporated at the chest, arms and rear of the jacket using zippered openings, direct-to-body vents or larger ventilation panels depending on the shell and waterproof construction.

Adventure jackets can incorporate chest pockets, large lower cargo pockets, internal storage, waterproof compartments and rear utility pockets. Pocket quantity, position and closure systems can be customized for each design.