John Doe Motoshirt Big Block, shirt/textile jacket

Perfect for that streetwear look, Motoshirt XTM® is probably the most comfortable thing you can wear that’s still AAA certified.

The lining in John Doe's XTM Fiber® together with shoulder, elbow and back protectors make this possible.

Motoshirt XTM® has two chest pockets with press-studs as well as two inside pockets, one with a zipper and one with Velcro.

The cuffs are adjustable to two widths using two press-studs.

The stretch fabric used gives you an extremely comfortable wearing experience with ventilation to the sleeves and back to keep things cool on a hot day.

Features

• Certified AAA according to EN17092-2:2020
• Two-layer design
• XTM Fiber® lining
• Cotton-twill outer fabric
• XTM protector-ready
• Integrated shoulder, elbow and back protector pockets
• Level 1 shoulder and elbow protectors included
• Button-down collar
• Long sleeves, straight shoulder – adjustable cuffs
• Patch pockets with press-studs
• Multistretch comfort
• Inside pockets on the left and right
• YKK zipper
• Ventilation
• John Doe brand logo

Two-Layer with XTM-Fiber®

John Doe's specially developed XTM-Fiber® strikes an ideal balance between top protection and excellent wearing experience.

The outer layer is extremely abrasion-resistant for maximum protection in a fall.

A breathable mixed fiber lining in Coolmax® hugs the skin and keeps you cool and fresh.

The stretch component in the fabric accommodates every movement you make for the most comfortable possible wearing experience in any position you might take.

Water-repellent and breathable

Most of John Doe's products have a dirt and water-repellent coating to keep dirt from the road or the odd rainy spell from spoiling your trip.

A breathable mixed fiber lining in Coolmax® hugs the skin to keep you cool and fresh while wicking away moisture towards the surrounding air.

This will save you from breaking a sweat even on longer trips.

Certification

All John Doe products are tested and certified according to the most recent standard applicable.

Every item goes through multi-stage quality assurance process that covers a variety of test criteria.

The most important criteria are abrasion and tear resistance as well as seam strength in protective gear.

Then there’s ergonomics and fit. This means that protectors should stay in their proper position and also withstand a good deal of shock in a fall.