Rjays Sector JKT BLK/GRY

The Rjays Sector is a men's textile motorcycle jacket built for year-round road riding. Its outer shell combines 600D polyester, 500D nylon, rip-stop panels and leather in the key contact areas, with CE armour at the shoulders, elbows and back.

A removable waterproof and breathable liner handles wet and cool weather, while large mesh panels and a mesh comfort lining help move air when the temperature climbs. Stretch panels, waist adjusters and a neoprene comfort cuff keep the fit tidy over long days in the saddle, and reflective print adds visibility after dark.

Finished in a black/grey colourway, with a waist connection zip so the jacket can be joined to matching riding pants.

• Outer shell of 600D polyester, 500D nylon, rip-stop and leather
• CE armour in the shoulders, elbows and back
• Removable waterproof and breathable liner rated 10,000mm/10,000mm
• Large mesh panels for warm-weather airflow
• Multi-point stretch comfort panels
• Mesh comfort lining
• Neoprene comfort cuff
• Two outer and three inner pockets
• Waist adjusters for a customised fit
• Reflective print for low-light visibility
• Waist connection zip for joining to riding pants

• Rjays Sector textile jacket with CE armour fitted at shoulders, elbows and back
• Removable waterproof/breathable liner

Check the CE armour is seated correctly in the shoulder, elbow and back pockets before every ride, and refit it after washing.
Remove the waterproof/breathable liner and all armour before cleaning the outer shell.
Follow the care label sewn into the garment for washing temperature and method; wash separately from ordinary laundry.
Avoid bleach, solvents, petrol and fabric softener on the shell, as they can damage the textile, leather panels and any laminated liner.
Drip dry the shell and liner away from direct sunlight, heaters and exhausts rather than tumble drying or ironing.
Sponge the leather panels with a barely damp cloth and let them dry naturally; do not force dry.
Rinse road grime, salt and insect residue off the shell after wet or coastal rides so it does not sit in the fabric.
Keep zips, the waist connection zip and adjusters clean and free of grit so they run smoothly; open all vents and pockets before washing.
Inspect stitching, closures, armour and the liner for wear or impact damage regularly, and replace armour after a crash.
Store the jacket on a wide hanger in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, fully dry and out of direct sunlight.