Bike Jacket Price in Pakistan 2026: Riding Jackets, Armour and the Full Safety Kit

Last updated: 14 November 2026

Quick answer: On 12 November 2026 a bike jacket in Pakistan cost about Rs 9,500 to Rs 15,000 for a local textile riding jacket with armour pads, Rs 3,600 to Rs 6,500 for a motocross-style armour shirt and Rs 19,990 to Rs 35,990 for a certified LS2 jacket. Bike Markaz does not sell jackets; we sell riding gloves at Rs 1,800.

All market prices below were read from the sellers' own pages on 12 November 2026. Prices move with stock and season, so treat them as a snapshot, not a quote.

Key takeaways

• A riding jacket is a different thing from a biker-style leather jacket. The fashion jackets at Rs 4,000-10,000 on Daraz have no armour; a riding jacket has pads at the shoulders and elbows and a back pocket.
• The local sweet spot is Rs 9,500-15,000. That buys a textile riding jacket with pads at the shoulders, elbows and back from a Pakistani seller.
• "CE approved" in a listing proves nothing. A real CE protector carries its own label with a standard number (EN 1621-1 for elbows and shoulders) and a level, 1 or 2.
• Buy the helmet first, then gloves, then the jacket. A full bike safety kit (helmet, gloves, jacket, knee guards) starts around Rs 17,000 in Pakistan at November 2026 prices.
• Summer needs mesh. A closed textile jacket in a Punjab June is a jacket you stop wearing; a mesh jacket with armour is the one you keep on.

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Bike Jacket Price in Pakistan (Mesh, Textile and Leather)

The bike jacket price in Pakistan runs from under Rs 2,000 for an unarmoured windcheater to Rs 80,000 for an imported touring jacket; most riders who buy a real riding jacket spend Rs 9,500 to Rs 15,000. These ranges come from Mumtaz Auto Store, LS2 Helmets PK and Daraz seller listings, all checked on 12 November 2026.

Jacket type	What you get	Price range (12 Nov 2026)	Examples and source
Windcheater or "bike riding upper"	Polyester shell, no pads	Rs 1,799 – 6,999	Dayz polyester bike riding upper jacket Rs 1,799; Sky Traderss puffer "jacket for bike" Rs 6,999 (Daraz)
Biker-style leather or faux leather	Fashion cut, zips, no armour	Rs 3,998 – 25,000	Moodish Goods biker-style leather Rs 3,998-4,999; Enson faux leather Rs 7,500-10,000; HA Leather Rs 12,999; SOVRANI calf leather Rs 25,000 (Daraz)
Motocross body armour shirt	Mesh shirt with hard chest, back, shoulder and elbow plates	Rs 3,634 – 6,483	Kivex Racing Rs 3,634-4,750; Uniqo Pakistan Rs 4,751; TM Sports Rs 6,483 (Daraz)
Local textile riding jacket with pads	Polyester or Cordura shell, shoulder, elbow and back pads	Rs 9,500 – 15,000	Mumtaz women's riding jacket Rs 9,500, 4-season jacket Rs 11,999, men's ventilated jacket Rs 12,000; Kivex Cordura Rs 11,700; Minarat Rs 13,999-14,999; CH Hadi Sports Rs 14,999 (Daraz)
Mesh summer riding jacket	Large mesh panels, pads	Rs 9,900 – 19,990	Mumtaz mesh summer jacket Rs 9,900 (out of stock); Vraptor Theory AeroFlow mesh Rs 14,400 (Daraz); LS2 Breeze man Rs 19,990
Certified imported (LS2)	Tested garment class, CE level 1 shoulder and elbow armour	Rs 19,500 – 35,990	LS2 Airy Evo lady Rs 19,500; Breeze man Rs 19,990; Rider 6 all-season Rs 20,990; Garda Rs 26,990; Bolton Air Rs 32,990; X-Terrain armour jacket Rs 34,990; Narvik Rs 35,990
Premium touring	Membrane, full armour, jacket and trousers	Rs 35,000 – 100,000	Tarana BMW-style touring jacket Rs 35,000 (Daraz); LS2 Norway Rs 60,000; LS2 X-Master Rs 79,990; LS2 Apollo jacket and trousers Rs 75,000-100,000

How to read the table: under Rs 9,000 you are buying either armour without a jacket (the motocross shirt) or a jacket without armour (everything else). From about Rs 9,500 local sellers add pads at the shoulders, elbows and back. From Rs 19,500 you are paying for a brand that publishes which European test the jacket passed. Most of the local jackets at Mumtaz were marked sold out on 12 November 2026, which is normal for this category in autumn: stock comes in batches.

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What Should a Bike Safety Kit Include for a New Rider?

A bike safety kit for a new rider in Pakistan is, in order of priority, a helmet, full-finger gloves, a riding jacket with armour, and knee guards. Shoes that cover the ankle come next. Here is what each piece costs:

Helmet prices are from our helmet buying guide (11 November 2026), glove prices from our glove guide (23 October 2026); jacket, guard and rain suit prices were checked on 12 November 2026.

Kit item	Why it matters	Price range	Where
Helmet	The only item that protects your head	Rs 2,400 – 12,000	Our helmets and the full face helmets shelf
Full-finger riding gloves	Hands hit the road first	Rs 1,200 – 2,000	Our Super Air hard knuckle gloves are Rs 1,800; more in the bike gloves price guide
Riding jacket with armour	Shoulders, elbows and back	Rs 9,500 – 15,000 (local)	Mumtaz, Daraz sellers, LS2 (table above)
Knee and elbow guards	Knees take the second hit in a low-side fall	Rs 2,599 – 5,000	Pro-Biker and Vemar guards (table below)
Balaclava or neck warmer	Dust, sun and winter wind under the helmet	Rs 400	Our full face balaclava is Rs 400
Rain suit	Keeps the kit and you dry in the monsoon	Rs 490 – 13,990	Our rain suit price guide

The cheapest sensible kit at those prices: a Rs 2,400 helmet, a Rs 1,800 pair of gloves, a Rs 9,500-12,000 local riding jacket and a Rs 2,900 set of guards comes to roughly Rs 17,000-19,000. A rider who can only afford part of it should buy in the order of the table. A good helmet and gloves with a cheap jacket is safer than an expensive jacket and a Rs 1,000 helmet.

Which knee and elbow guards are sold in Pakistan?

Knee and elbow guards in Pakistan cost about Rs 2,600 to Rs 5,000 for a riding set with hard shells (checked 12 November 2026). Cheaper "protective gear sets" at Rs 750-1,200 are mostly children's skating pads.

Guard set	Price (12 Nov 2026)	Seller
Pro-Biker HX-P15 stainless steel elbow and knee guard set	Rs 2,900	Mumtaz Auto Store
Pro-Biker HX-P01 elbow and knee guards	Rs 2,649 – 3,999	Several Daraz sellers
Vemar MK100 knee and elbow guards	Rs 2,599 – 2,999	Daraz sellers
Stainless steel knee and elbow pads (1 piece)	Rs 3,490	Chaudhry Auto Store
Pro-Biker Raptor HX-P19 metallic guards	Rs 5,000	Mumtaz Auto Store
LS2 CE level 1 knee and elbow protector inserts	Rs 1,000 – 1,500	LS2 Helmets PK
LS2 CE level 2 knee and elbow protector inserts	Rs 4,750	LS2 Helmets PK

The Pro-Biker and Vemar sets strap over your trousers with velcro and are one size. The LS2 inserts are different: they slide into pockets in a riding jacket or riding trousers, so they only work if your garment has those pockets. Our knee and elbow guards shelf is empty for now.

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How Do CE Armour Levels Work on a Riding Jacket?

CE armour in a riding jacket is graded by European standards: the pads themselves are tested to the EN 1621 family, and the whole garment can be classed under EN 17092 (published in 2020). Four labels matter:

• EN 1621-1 (shoulders, elbows, knees, hips). Each protector is rated level 1 or level 2. The test measures the force that gets through the pad when a weight is dropped on it; the lower the force transmitted, the more protective the pad (SATRA, EN 1621). Level 2 lets less force through than level 1.
• EN 1621-2 (back protector), also level 1 or level 2. LS2 sells a separate level 2 back protector for Rs 8,000 that zips into the back pocket of its jackets.
• EN 1621-3 (chest protector). LS2's level 2 chest insert is Rs 5,000.
• EN 17092 (the whole garment). A jacket is classed AAA, AA, A, B or C. Classes AAA and AA must have elbow, shoulder, knee and hip impact protectors; Class A must have elbow, shoulder and knee protectors (hip optional); Class B gives Class A's abrasion resistance with no impact protectors; Class C is an armour layer meant to be worn under another garment (SATRA, EN 17092).

The LS2 jackets on sale in Pakistan show how this reads on a real product. The LS2 Breeze man jacket (Rs 19,990) states Class A, EN 17092-4:2020 with removable shoulder and elbow protectors to EN 1621-1:2012 level 1. The LS2 X-Armour (Rs 32,990) is Class C, EN 17092-6:2020: a stretch shirt with level 1 shoulder, elbow and chest pads and a level 2 back protector, worn under a jacket.

How to tell real CE armour from a foam pad

A real CE protector has the standard and level printed or moulded on the pad itself, not only on the hang-tag or in the listing. Before you pay, ask the seller for a photo of:

1. The shoulder or elbow pad out of its pocket. Look for "EN 1621-1" and a "1" or "2". No marking means it is a comfort pad.
2. The back pocket. Many local jackets have a thin foam "back pad" in the back pocket. That is not a back protector. A real one says EN 1621-2.
3. The garment label inside the collar, if the seller claims a class. It should read EN 17092 with a class letter.

Several Daraz listings we saw on 12 November 2026 called their jackets "CE approved" without a standard number. Treat that phrase the way we treat "DOT" on a helmet sticker in our helmet safety standards guide: a printed claim, not proof of a test.

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What Do Alpinestars and Other Imported Jackets Cost Here?

Imported jackets with a published test class start at about Rs 19,500 in Pakistan (LS2, 12 November 2026); we found no Pakistani retailer listing a current price for a new Alpinestars jacket. LS2 is the one imported riding-apparel brand with a full, priced range in Pakistan, through ls2helmetspk.com. Its jackets run from the Rs 19,500 Airy Evo lady jacket to the Rs 79,990 X-Master.

Alpinestars is the name most riders search ("alpinestars jacket"), but on 12 November 2026 we could not find a Pakistani shop with a priced, in-stock Alpinestars jacket. For a reference point, Alpinestars lists its AST V3 Air mesh jacket at US$249.95 on its own US store, before shipping and Pakistani import charges. Second-hand and "custom-made Alpinestars" jackets appear on OLX; a jacket made to look like a brand is not that brand's tested product, whatever the logo says.

What the extra money buys on an imported jacket:

• A declared test class (EN 17092) and labelled armour (EN 1621-1), so you know what you are paying for.
• Proper sizing. LS2 publishes a jacket size chart; the Breeze and Garda come in S to 3XL, the Rider 6 in S to XL.
• Pockets for upgrades. The LS2 Breeze and Garda jackets take LS2's level 2 back protector (Rs 8,000) and its chest protector (Rs 5,000).
• Better fabrics. The LS2 Rider 6 all-season jacket (Rs 20,990) lists a 600D polyester shell with 1000D reinforcement at the shoulders and elbows, a waterproof breathable membrane and a removable thermal liner.

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Are Pakistani-Made Jackets as Good as Imported Ones?

Pakistani-made riding jackets can be as well built as imported ones; the difference you can check is whether the armour and the garment carry test labels. Pakistan makes riding jackets for export, and some makers list them on the government's Pakistan Trade Portal: one Lahore maker's 600D Cordura jacket there lists removable CE level 2 armour at the shoulders and elbows, a back protector pocket and a removable thermal liner, with the price on request.

What reaches the local retail shelf is more mixed:

• Local textile jackets at Rs 9,500-15,000 usually have shoulder and elbow pads and a back pocket. The Mumtaz 4-season jacket (Rs 11,999) says "CE protected (back and elbows)". Ask for a photo of the pad label before you trust it.
• Imported LS2 jackets at Rs 19,500 and up state the class and the armour level in the listing.
• Fashion biker jackets (leather or faux leather) are made for looks. Real leather resists abrasion well, but without armour it does nothing for a shoulder or elbow impact.

Our reading: a local jacket with labelled level 1 or level 2 pads at Rs 12,000 is a better buy than an unlabelled one at the same price, and a sensible buy against an imported jacket at twice the money if you mostly ride in the city.

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Should You Buy a Summer Mesh or a Winter Jacket for Punjab and KP?

Buy a mesh riding jacket if you ride mostly from April to October in Punjab, Sindh or the plains of KP, and a textile jacket with a removable thermal liner if you ride through the winter or in the north. Many riders end up with both.

Mesh summer jackets (Rs 9,900-19,990 in our table) have large mesh panels on the chest, back and arms, so air moves through at riding speed. The armour still sits at the shoulders and elbows. Mesh gives less abrasion resistance than a solid textile, but a mesh jacket you wear every day protects more than a heavy jacket left at home.

All-season or 4-season jackets (Rs 11,999 locally, Rs 20,990 for the LS2 Rider 6) have a solid shell, zip vents, often a waterproof layer and a liner you remove in spring. These suit winter fog-season commutes on the GT Road, Islamabad and Peshawar mornings, and highway runs on a CG 150 or GS 150.

In both seasons:

• Wear the jacket closed. An open jacket flaps, and its armour shifts off the elbow in a fall.
• In winter add a neck warmer under the collar; our motorcycle neck warmer is Rs 400, and the balaclava price guide compares the rest.
• In summer, if you will not wear a jacket at all, arm sleeves at Rs 400 keep sun and dust off your arms. They are not protection in a fall, and we do not sell them as such.

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Which Riding Jacket Suits Your Bike and Your Ride?

The right riding jacket depends more on how far and how fast you ride than on the bike, but the bike tells you a lot about the ride:

• Honda CD 70 and Chinese 70cc bikes, city commuting. Short trips at 30-50 km/h, many stops. A mesh jacket with shoulder and elbow pads is enough. If the budget only stretches to Rs 3,000-4,000 this month, buy a helmet and gloves first and the jacket next.
• Honda CG 125, Yamaha YBR 125 and Suzuki GD 110S, daily 20-60 km. Speeds of 60-80 km/h on main roads. A local textile jacket with pads (Rs 9,500-15,000) plus knee guards is the sensible kit.
• Honda CG 150, Suzuki GS 150 and Honda CB 150F, highway and touring. Longer runs at higher speed and more weather. This is where a labelled jacket with a back protector, and a rain suit in the tank bag, earns its price.

Fit matters more than the bike: with your arms stretched to the handlebar, the sleeves should still reach your wrist and the elbow pad should sit on your elbow, not on your forearm. Sit on the bike in the jacket before you remove the tags.

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How Do You Size a Riding Jacket?

To size a riding jacket, measure your chest at its fullest point with a soft tape and match it to the seller's chart, then check the sleeve with your arms in the riding position. Chart sizes differ between brands, so measure rather than buy your shirt size:

1. Chest. Under the armpits, around the widest part, with the tape level and not tight.
2. Sleeve. From the centre of the back of your neck, over the shoulder, to the wrist, with your arm bent as if holding a handlebar.
3. Room for layers. If the jacket is for winter, measure over a sweater.
4. Between sizes: take the larger for a winter jacket you will layer under, and the smaller for a mesh summer jacket, so the armour does not slide.

Local listings often give the jacket's own measurements instead of a chart. Mumtaz's men's ventilated jacket, for example, lists a 52-inch chest and 24-inch sleeve for size Large, so lay a jacket that fits you well on a bed and compare.

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What Mistakes Do Riders Make When Buying a Bike Jacket?

The most common mistake is paying for a biker look instead of protection: a leather fashion jacket with no armour costs as much as a padded riding jacket. The others we see:

• Trusting "CE" in the title. Ask for a photo of the label on the pad itself.
• Buying too big. In a slide a loose jacket rides up and the elbow pad moves off the elbow.
• Skipping the back protector because the jacket has a "back pad". Foam is not an EN 1621-2 protector.
• Buying a heavy black jacket for a Karachi or Multan summer. It ends up in the cupboard by May.
• Spending the whole budget on the jacket. Helmet and gloves come first; see the kit table above.
• No visibility. A dark jacket on a dark bike at dusk is hard to see. Reflective strips or a hi-vis panel help; the LS2 Breeze and Rider 6 and Mumtaz's 4-season jacket all list reflective details.

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How Do You Care for a Riding Jacket?

Care for a textile riding jacket by taking the armour out before washing, washing the shell by hand or on a gentle cycle in cold water, and drying it in the shade. In more detail:

• Remove the pads first. Armour is not made to go through a washing machine. Wipe pads with a damp cloth.
• Mild soap only. Strong detergent and bleach damage waterproof coatings and reflective strips.
• Dry in the shade. Pakistani sun fades dark fabric and hardens reflective tape.
• Re-proof a waterproof shell once a season with a spray-on proofer if water stops beading on it.
• Check the armour after any fall. A cracked or crushed pad should be replaced. LS2 sells its level 1 inserts from Rs 1,000.
• Store it on a broad hanger, not folded under other things, so the armour pockets keep their shape.

Leather jackets need leather conditioner a few times a year and must never be dried in direct sun.

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What Bike Markaz Sells for Your Riding Gear

Bike Markaz does not sell riding jackets, armour or knee guards at the moment; the jackets shelf is empty. What we do sell from the safety kit:

Product	What it is	Price
Super Air Hard Knuckle Touchscreen Riding Gloves	Full finger, hard knuckle and finger-joint protectors, touchscreen tip	Rs 1,800
Full Face Motorcycle Balaclava – Black	One-hole balaclava worn under the helmet	Rs 400
Motorcycle Neck Warmer – Black	Stretch tube for the gap between helmet and collar	Rs 400
Motorcycle Arm Sleeves – Black	Sun and dust sleeves, wrist to upper arm (not armour)	Rs 400

Helmets are on the helmets shelves, from Rs 2,400 (November 2026). Everything is on our riding gear page, with nationwide courier delivery and cash on delivery.

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How We Researched This

We read every price on 12 November 2026 from the sellers' own pages: Mumtaz Auto Store and Chaudhry Auto Store (full product feeds), LS2 Helmets PK (full product feed, including the certification lines in each jacket's description), and Daraz search results for "bike riding jacket", "motorcycle jacket armour" and "knee elbow guard bike". Daraz prices are the sellers' listed prices that day; we did not buy or handle these jackets. The Alpinestars price is from Alpinestars' US store on the same day. Bike Markaz prices are from our own catalogue, checked on 12 November 2026.

Standards: the EN 1621 test principle is from SATRA's EN 1621 page and the EN 17092 classes from SATRA's EN 17092 page, a test house, checked 12 November 2026. The part numbers for Class A (EN 17092-4) and Class C (EN 17092-6) are as printed in the LS2 Breeze and X-Armour descriptions.

What we could not verify: whether any local jacket's "CE" pads carry an EN 1621 label (no seller showed one); the materials of most Daraz jackets; a Pakistani retail price for a new Alpinestars jacket; and import charges on a jacket bought from abroad. We did not crash-test or wear-test any jacket.

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FAQs: Bike Jackets in Pakistan

What is the bike jacket price in Pakistan in 2026?

On 12 November 2026 a local textile riding jacket with shoulder, elbow and back pads cost about Rs 9,500 to Rs 15,000 in Pakistan. A motocross-style armour shirt cost Rs 3,634 to Rs 6,483, and certified LS2 jackets cost Rs 19,500 to Rs 35,990, rising to Rs 79,990. Biker-style leather fashion jackets without armour cost Rs 3,998 to Rs 25,000.

What is the difference between a biker jacket and a riding jacket?

A biker jacket usually means a fashion cut, often leather or faux leather, with zips and no armour. A riding jacket is built for a fall: it has impact pads at the shoulders and elbows, a back pocket and a cut that stays in place on the bike. In Pakistan a padded textile riding jacket starts around Rs 9,500 (November 2026).

What is included in a bike safety kit?

A bike safety kit is a helmet, full-finger riding gloves, a riding jacket with armour and knee guards, with ankle-covering shoes next. At November 2026 prices in Pakistan the cheapest sensible kit costs about Rs 17,000 to Rs 19,000: a Rs 2,400 helmet, Rs 1,800 gloves, a Rs 9,500 to Rs 12,000 jacket and a Rs 2,900 guard set.

What does CE level 1 or level 2 mean on jacket armour?

It is the rating of the protector under the European standard EN 1621-1 for shoulders, elbows, knees and hips, or EN 1621-2 for the back. The test measures how much impact force gets through the pad. Level 2 lets less force through than level 1, so it protects more. A real CE pad has the standard and level marked on the pad itself.

How much does an Alpinestars jacket cost in Pakistan?

We found no Pakistani retailer listing a priced, in-stock Alpinestars jacket on 12 November 2026. Alpinestars lists its AST V3 Air mesh jacket at US$249.95 on its own US store, before shipping and import charges. The closest priced imported range in Pakistan is LS2, whose jackets cost Rs 19,500 to Rs 79,990.

Is a mesh jacket safe enough for summer riding?

A mesh jacket with shoulder and elbow armour is safe enough for city and summer riding and far safer than no jacket. Mesh resists abrasion less than solid textile or leather, but the armour still covers the joints that hit first. In Pakistan mesh riding jackets cost about Rs 9,900 to Rs 19,990 (November 2026).

How much do knee and elbow guards cost in Pakistan?

Riding knee and elbow guard sets with hard shells cost about Rs 2,599 to Rs 5,000 in Pakistan on 12 November 2026, for example the Pro-Biker HX-P15 at Rs 2,900 and the Vemar MK100 at Rs 2,599 to Rs 2,999. LS2's CE level 1 insert pads cost Rs 1,000 to Rs 1,500, and its level 2 knee and elbow inserts Rs 4,750.

Does Bike Markaz sell riding jackets?

No. Bike Markaz did not sell riding jackets, armour or knee guards in November 2026. We sell helmets from Rs 2,400, Super Air hard knuckle riding gloves at Rs 1,800, and a balaclava, neck warmer and arm sleeves at Rs 400 each, with courier delivery across Pakistan and cash on delivery.

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Shop the Rest of the Kit

Start with the helmets, add the Super Air riding gloves at Rs 1,800, and browse the rest of our riding gear. We deliver nationwide by courier with cash on delivery.

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