Alpinestars Dyno Leather Jacket Black Black

The Alpinestars Dyno Leather Jacket is a modern take on the classic motorcycle leather jacket, built around premium bovine hide and a regular fit that sits comfortably on the bike and looks at home off it. The leather is dip dyed, a process that leaves a more natural finish and a noticeably softer hand feel against the skin.

It is a genuine riding garment rather than a fashion piece: the jacket is fully CE certified, carries low-profile Nucleon Flex Plus shoulder and elbow armour, and is Tech-Air® Ready for riders who run an Alpinestars airbag system. A detachable thermal vest with 80g front insulation extends its range into colder weather and lifts out again when the temperature climbs.

Suited to riders after a heritage-styled leather jacket for commuting, weekend rides and everyday wear, in black/black with European sizing.

• Constructed from 1.0–1.2mm bovine leather for a balance of light weight, suppleness and abrasion resistance
• Dip-dyed leather for a natural finish and softer feel against the skin
• Fully CE-certified riding garment to CE Category II, EN 17092-4:2020 Class A
• Nucleon Flex Plus CE Level 1 shoulder and elbow armour
• Low-profile armour engineered for a tailored, stripped-back look
• Detachable thermal vest with 80g insulation at the front for cold-weather riding
• Tech-Air® Ready for use with an Alpinestars airbag system
• Regular fit with heritage-inspired styling
• European sizing, S to 2XL

• Dyno leather jacket with shoulder and elbow armour fitted
• Detachable thermal vest

Remove the armour and detach the thermal vest before any cleaning.
Spot clean the leather with a soft, slightly damp cloth and allow it to dry naturally; do not machine wash, tumble dry or dry clean the leather shell.
Avoid solvents, petrol, detergents and abrasive cleaners, which strip the oils from dip-dyed leather.
If the jacket gets soaked, hang it to air dry at room temperature away from direct sunlight, heaters and exhaust pipes — forced heat will shrink and harden the hide.
Treat the leather periodically with a conditioner suitable for garment leather to keep it supple; test on a hidden area first.
Store on a wide, shaped hanger in a cool, dry, ventilated space rather than folded or compressed in a bag.
Refit the shoulder and elbow protectors in their correct pockets after cleaning and check they sit over the joints before riding.
Inspect the armour, leather panels, stitching and zips regularly; replace any protector that has taken an impact.
Expect the leather to soften and mould to your shape over the first rides — buy for a snug (not tight) fit and allow for this break-in.
If pairing with a Tech-Air® system, follow the airbag unit's own instructions for fitment, charging and servicing.