The British Roadskin has expanded its motorcycle clothing line with the Tyrian Motorcycle Jeans for both men and women. This latest addition combines the classic look of a blue mid-wash denim with advanced protection.
Created with the adventurous spirit of motorcyclists in mind, the Tyrian jeans are CE AA rated and, according to the British, are more suitable for leisurely rides and touring than for highways.
Designed for those who refuse to compromise on style and safety, these jeans come with level 2 knee and hip armor as standard, ensuring riders are well protected on every ride.
The Tyrian deviates from traditional motorcycle jeans and offers a unique twist. The option to turn up the hem for a retro look reminiscent of ’50s Americana adds to the aesthetic appeal and offers versatility in styling.
The Tyrian jeans are made from a refined blend of CORDURA denim fabric and lycra, which offers a rare softness and comfort in motorcycle jeans. This innovative material stretches with different riding styles, providing comfort on long rides and durability that can withstand the rigors of the road.
Key features of the Tyrian Motorcycle Jeans:
– CE AA rated protection: Meets high safety standards for peace of mind.
– Level 2 knee and hip armor: For enhanced protection.
– Double-stitched durability: Ensures longevity and resilience.
– Strategic Armor Pockets: Keeps armor securely in place.
– Cool mesh lining: Provides protection against skin irritation and keeps riders cool.
– Adjustable length: This is for a custom fit and retro styling option.
– Custom fit: Available in different leg lengths and sizes to suit all riders.
In addition, the Tyrian jeans offer features specifically tailored to women, such as a higher waistband at the back and a better fitted leg, which ensures comfort and discretion.
The Tyrian Motorcycle Jeans are available in different sizes for different body types. Men’s sizes range from 30-40″ waist and women’s sizes from 8-16, with varying leg lengths for a perfect fit. RRP £185.00. Find out more at www.roadskin.co.uk.
– Thanks for information from Motorfreaks.