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Women's motorcycle gear in this range covers jackets, pants, gloves and boots at Shark Leathers. Brands include Shark Leathers, FIVE, FALCO, TCX and MOTODRY, in textile, leather, mesh and Kevlar, shipped from our Queensland warehouse. Women's motorcycle gear by material Material decides how a garment protects you and how it rides in heat. This range splits into textile, leather, mesh and Kevlar pieces, plus boots and accessories. Match the material to your conditions before you pick a style. Material Abrasion Airflow Best for Leather Highest Low Road, sport Textile High Medium 4-seasons, touring Mesh Medium Highest Summer Kevlar High Low Daily, casual Check the rating, not the marketing. Under EN 17092 a AAA garment carries the highest abrasion classification, AA suits most road riding, and A is the entry level. Jackets and pants should run CE Level 2 armour at shoulders, elbows, hips and knees where you can get it, with CE Level 1 the minimum. Verify the armour pockets actually hold inserts, since some entry garments ship with foam rather than certified protectors. Kevlar-lined jeans need a tested EN 17092 rating, not just a marketing word. Leather still leads on slide resistance, mesh wins for 35-plus degree days, and textile covers the broadest year-round use. For full breakdowns, read our jacket materials and AAA/AA guide , the Kevlar jeans and EN 17092 explainer , and the beginners gear guide . New riders should budget for jacket, pants, gloves and boots together rather than one piece at a time. Related: women's jackets · womens pants · womens boots · womens gloves · Kevlar jeans and EN 17092 explainer · jacket materials and AAA/AA guide Frequently asked questions What women's motorcycle gear does Shark Leathers stock? We carry women's pieces across jackets, pants, gloves and boots. Brands include Shark Leathers, FIVE, FALCO, TCX and MOTODRY, in textile, leather, mesh and Kevlar. Which material should I choose for Australian summer riding? Mesh moves the most a