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- City: Designed for everyday urban riding, with an emphasis on comfort.
- Touring: Designed for long-distance travel, offering comfort, durability, and protection.
- Adventure: Designed to offer protection, comfort, and flexibility for long journeys on all types of roads. Suitable for changing weather conditions, with an emphasis on functionality.
- Racing: Designed for high performance, suitable for track or sport riding, offering maximum protection and fit.
- Enduro: Designed for off-road routes and changing conditions. They emphasize comfort, freedom of movement, and resistance to dust, mud, and wind.
- Cordura: It is a lightweight fabric with high abrasion resistance in case of a fall.
- Softshell: It is a soft fabric that allows for great breathability, preventing sweating. It also provides little protection from rain and is suitable for use during transitional months.
- Long (3/4): The jacket's hem is below the waist. It is not suitable for use on supersport motorcycles and is usually recommended for use on adventure, touring, and scooter motorcycles.
- Short Jackets: The jacket has a waist-length hem, meaning it has a hem that falls slightly above the waist.
- Heated: They feature a built-in heating system, suitable for riding in very low temperatures.
- Gore-Tex: Waterproof membrane that effectively repels water while allowing body vapor to pass through, preventing sweating.
- Hydratex: Waterproof membrane developed and used by the Dutch company Rev'it.
- D-DRY: Waterproofing membrane developed and used by the Italian company Dainese.
- Drystar: Waterproofing membrane developed and used by the Italian company Alpinestars.
- Raintex: Waterproofing membrane developed and used by the Dutch company Macna.