Denimotto

Denim motorcycle gear — denim moto jackets, Kevlar-lined riding jeans, and biker vests — with Kevlar (aramid) reinforcement at the slide-prone areas and built-in pockets for CE-rated armor at impact zones. The pieces are cut to look and wear like everyday denim, so you can ride in them and walk straight into the rest of your day without changing.

Regular jeans shred in under a second on asphalt. Denimotto pieces have aramid fiber (Kevlar) lined at the hips, knees, shoulders, and elbows, plus slot-in pockets for CE-rated armor at the impact zones. The outside is heavyweight denim. The protection lives inside, where it belongs.

The Kevlar lining provides abrasion resistance in the zones that matter most. For impact protection — joints and bones — you add CE-rated armor in the built-in pockets. We recommend CE Level 1 at minimum for city riding and CE Level 2 for highway speeds. Read our CE armor compatibility guide for the full breakdown. Always wear a helmet and proper boots.

That's the whole point of denim moto gear versus traditional riding pants — protection lives inside the garment, the outside looks like everyday denim. Most riders wear theirs all day, every day, on the bike and off.

Yes — a full women's line covering women’s moto jackets, Ladies Kevlar-lined riding jeans, and Female biker vests cut for the female form. These aren't shrunk-down men's patterns. The proportions, armor placement, and stitching are built around how women actually ride.

Each product page has a fit description (slim, regular, relaxed) and a body-measurement size chart. For raw selvedge pieces, size down one — the denim will stretch with wear. Our complete sizing guide walks through how to measure for the riding position, not just the standing one.