Alpinestars Bruiser Motorcycle Textile Jacket

The Bruiser Motorcycle Textile Jacket combines a workwear-inspired look with functional motorcycle protection for everyday urban life. Designed for comfort, freedom of movement, and everyday practicality, it is ideal for city riding and daily use. The rugged, water-repellent construction ensures reliable performance in changing weather conditions, while the ergonomic cut promotes a comfortable fit and natural freedom of movement. Modern protection technology and thoughtful details make it a versatile companion both on and off the motorcycle.

Features:

Stretch polycotton twill construction with water-repellent treatment
Workwear-inspired details such as topstitching, metal D-rings, and patches
Adjustable waist for a custom fit
Mesh inserts at the cuffs for added comfort
Reversible snap button on the collar to prevent flapping while riding
Connection loops for securely fastening the jacket and pants
Two large zippered pockets, two chest pockets, and one waterproof inner pocket

Specifications:

Protective clothing for motorcyclists, Class A (EN 17092-4:2020)
Shoulder and elbow protectors: Nucleon Flex Plus Level 1

Compatibility:

Tech-Air® 5 PLASMA, Tech-Air® 5, and Tech-Air® 3 systems (not included)

Color:	dark blue
Size:	S
Sport:	Motorcycle
Tops Type:	Jackets
Material type:	Cotton
Features:	Airbag prepared, Elbow protectors included, Shoulder protectors included, water-repellent
Gender:	Men
Material:	Textile
Season:	Summer
Application area:	Urban / City
Protection class (certification):	Protection class A
Material composition:	Outer material: 57% cotton, 40% polyester, 3% elastane / Lining: 100% polyester

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Size table

Size table for Alpinestars Bruiser Motorcycle Textile Jacket:

Measurements in:

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Size	Chest (cm)	Waist (cm)	Outer Arm (cm)	Body Height (cm)
2XS	78 - 83	63 - 69	54,5 - 56	156 - 162
XS	83 - 88	69 - 75	56 - 57,5	162 - 168
S	88 - 94	75 - 81	57,5 - 59	168 - 174
M	94 - 100	81 - 87	59 - 60,5	174 - 180
L	100 - 106	87 - 93	60,5 - 62	180 - 186
XL	106 - 112	93 - 99	62 - 63,5	186 - 191
2XL	112 - 118	99 - 105	63,5 - 65	191 - 195
3XL	118 - 124	105 - 111	65 - 66,5	191 - 195
4XL	124 - 130	111 - 117	66,5 - 68	195 - 199
5XL	130 - 136	117 - 123	66,5 - 68	195 - 199
6XL	136 - 142	123 - 129	66,5 - 68	195 - 199

How to measure your height:

1 Body height

To determine your exact height, stand on a flat surface without shoes, preferably with your back against a straight wall. Ensure that your head, shoulders and bottom are lightly touching the wall. Use a tape measure or folding rule and measure vertically from the highest point of your head (crown) to the sole of your foot. A second person can help you hold the tape measure straight and read the exact height.

2 Chest circumference

To measure your chest size correctly, place the measuring tape horizontally around your upper body at the fullest part of your chest. Ensure that the tape measure is not too tight and runs parallel to the floor. Breathe in and out normally to obtain a realistic measurement. It may be helpful to take the measurement in front of a mirror or ask a second person for assistance.

3 Waist circumference

The waist circumference is measured at the narrowest point of your torso – usually just above the navel. Ensure that the tape measure is horizontal and fits snugly, but does not cut into the skin. Breathe calmly and maintain a natural posture to obtain an accurate result.

4 Hip circumference

To measure your hip circumference, stand upright and wrap the tape measure horizontally around the widest part of your hips and buttocks. Ensure that the tape measure is flat and parallel to the floor. A second person or a mirror can help to take an accurate measurement.

5 Inside leg length

The inside leg length is measured along the inside of the leg from the crotch to the sole of the foot. Stand up straight, preferably barefoot. If possible, ask someone else to help you to obtain a more accurate measurement. A practical method is to measure a pair of pants that fit well: Lay them flat and measure the inside leg length from the crotch to the bottom hem.