All MX Off-Road Apparel

This collection brings together core MX off-road apparel used to build a complete riding kit, including motocross jerseys, pants, and gloves. The range covers race-oriented and everyday riding options with different levels of ventilation, durability, and stretch depending on terrain, intensity, and rider preference.

If you want to shop by category, you can also explore MX jerseys, MX pants, and MX gloves.

MX apparel should fit close enough to stay stable while riding, but not so tight that it restricts movement, circulation, or layering. Jerseys typically have a slightly roomier cut than casual tops so they can work over base layers or protection. Pants should feel secure at the waist and seat with enough articulation for seated and standing riding positions, while gloves should give a precise feel at the palm and fingers without excess material bunching at the controls.

Use the Alpinestars size chart and measure chest, waist, inseam, and hand width before ordering. For the best result, try to size your kit around your riding position rather than your everyday clothing fit. You can reference the official size charts for category-specific guidance.

Yes. MX apparel is generally designed to work as part of a layered off-road system. Jerseys are commonly worn over chest protection or upper-body armor, and pants are often paired with knee braces, knee guards, and technical base layers. The key is maintaining mobility and ensuring the protective equipment stays correctly positioned underneath the outer layer.

If you regularly ride with substantial protection, check sizing carefully so the garment does not pull tight across the shoulders, knees, or seat when you are in an active riding stance. For riders building a full setup, see the broader MX protection range.

MX apparel commonly uses lightweight, abrasion-resistant synthetic fabrics chosen for durability, moisture management, and freedom of movement. Across a collection like this, riders can expect features such as stretch panels for mobility, reinforced high-wear zones, breathable mesh or perforated areas for airflow, and glove constructions that prioritize grip and lever feel.

The exact mix varies by riding purpose. Lighter pieces generally emphasize airflow and reduced weight for hot conditions or racing, while more robust options focus on durability for repeated contact with the bike and harsher off-road use.

For most MX apparel, clean mud and debris off as soon as possible, close zips or hook-and-loop closures, and wash according to the care label. In general, technical jerseys, pants, and gloves should be cleaned with mild detergent and cool or cold water, then air-dried away from direct heat to help preserve stretch materials, prints, and reinforcement panels.

Avoid bleach, fabric softener, and high-heat tumble drying, as these can shorten the life of technical fabrics and trims. If your gear includes removable protection or integrated components, remove them before washing unless the care instructions state otherwise.