The “Gender” specification indicates who the motorcycle suit is designed for. This has a direct impact on the fit and cut of the model.

• Men: motorcycle suits for men are designed with a fit tailored to the male physique, focusing on comfort and freedom of movement.
• Women: women's models are tailored to the female body shape and combine a specific fit with comfort and style.

The "Type" specification indicates whether the motorcycle suit consists of a single piece or of a separate jacket and trousers that can be connected together.

Possible options:

• One-piece – the jacket and trousers form a single unit. A one-piece motorcycle suit offers an optimal fit and the highest level of protection, as there is no gap between the jacket and trousers. It is the standard choice for track riding and is mandatory at many races and some track days. Many sporty road riders also prefer a one-piece suit for its maximum level of protection.
• Two-piece – the motorcycle suit consists of a separate jacket and trousers connected by a full-circumference zipper. Two-piece suits are popular because they combine the sporty look of a one-piece racing suit with the flexibility and comfort of a separate jacket and trousers, while sacrificing very little in terms of protection.

"Ventilation" indicates which ventilation options the motorcycle suit offers. Ventilation helps regulate airflow and increases comfort during warm or intense rides.

• Perforated: small perforations in the leather provide ventilation and a subtle cooling effect.
• Not ventilated: the suit has no ventilation options and is completely closed.

The certification class indicates the European safety standard to which the motorcycle suit is certified. The class shows how protective the suit is in case of a fall or impact. There are three levels:

• AAA: the highest protection level, providing maximum abrasion resistance and impact protection. These suits often use stiffer, double, or reinforced fabrics and leather for optimal safety. Naturally, this comes with a higher price and slightly less flexibility.
• AA: a balance between safety and comfort. The suit still offers good protection with less stiff fabrics, making it more comfortable for longer rides and available at a mid-range price.
• A: this level provides basic protection with soft, comfortable fabrics suitable for daily or urban use. These suits are more budget-friendly but less suited for high speeds or intensive highway use.

This specification indicates the color(s) of the motorcycle suit. Color mainly affects the appearance and style of the .