Milwaukee Leather MPM1625 Men's Plaid Flannel Biker Shirt with CE Approved Armor - Reinforced w/Aramid Fibers - 3X-Large Multi

Large fits 44" chest with room for a layer underneath. Quite comfortable. No exterior side pockets but there's a slightly different model that has those. I prefer the look of this one, would also like side pockets.Installed CE2 back protector and wear this when temps are above 55°F and sunny sometimes with an underlayer. Cools well enough in warmer temperatures since the jacket really doesn't block the wind, which was expected and is just fine since it help stay cooler.Would recommend for a fairly light ,comfortable and reasonably priced armored jacket.

6'2" 185 lbs. Based on other reviews I ordered an xl and it fits well with some room to spare (I'm normally a Large in most things).It's extremely comfortable right out of the box. The cuffs are a little large around the wrists so that might be a concern in the Fall or Spring. For summer riding, even though it feels lightweight, I found it a little warm. I have a Merlin Axe shirt that breaths much better. That said, for the money, you get some nice features with this shirt; side/under armpit zippered vents, concealed carry pockets inside, button snaps for pockets and cuffs, zippers at the cuffs, snaps and zipper front, armor at shoulders and elbows, and a Kevlar (Aramid) lining.Overall, this was a good value for riding shirt with many features of higher end gear.

First off, I'm glad I ordered one size up. I'm 5'7" and about 170#. I usually wear mediums quite well, but after reading a few reviews, and having experience with motorcycle gear sizing, I ordered a large. The large fits just right with no room to spare. Exterior-wise, it does not have a contour look, appears a bit bulky. I'd prefer a more stylish look and pattern. No big deal. It is what it is for a jacket under 100 dollars. (I get that!) The area I reside in, in Arizona has mild winters. Gets into the 40s in the mornings with highs into the 60s and possibly 70s. So more of a light jacket with wind protection. This jacket does OK, but I noticed the sleeve cuffs do no seal enough and let in a bit too much air. Probably best to wear gloves with some sort of gauntlets. Glad though that it does have a zipper for quick on's and off's and not just snaps. The jacket works OK for daily riding use locally. I think if you'ld want something for longer trips - might as well spend the 200 to 300 dollars at your local shop for a more stylish-looking jacket and to get a proper fit.

I find it comfy and not to hot. I have been using it in 80-85 degree weather and haven’t been overly hot as usually am with a Jacket.

This really is a great product. It looks great in person, and it’s really comfortable. Even with the soft armor in the shoulders and elbows, it’s really soft like a flannel should be, but doesn’t feel thin and cheap. Size wize, it fits like a jacket. It’s size is pretty spot on. If anything, it runs slightly big, which is a good thing. It will shrink just a touch. I usually wear an XL shirt, sometimes an XXL, depending on the brand, and I ordered an XL. It fits perfectly, if not a touch big.It has quality YKK zippers, and even has zippers in the cuff area, along with snap buttons. It is zippered and snap buttoned in the front. It also has zippered vents in the armpit area. It has a loop with snap button at the bottom rear, to attach to your belt, so it doesn’t ride up with the wind. The collar also has a snap button on each side, to keep the collar down.The 2 outside chest pockets are pretty generously sized, and have a single snap button each. It has a couple of other inside pockets for a phone or wallet. It also has dedicated, inside concealed carry pockets on both sides. They are quite large, and have built in elastic loops to help secure your firearm vertically. The elastic seems to be sized for a Glock 19 sized firearm. A Glock 43x would be slightly loose in the elastic, but it should be plenty secure. Just a guess,😏. There’s also a separate smaller elastic loop for a spare mag. The concealed pockets have 2 snap buttons on each side.All in all, it’s comfortable, looks great and seems to be really well made for this price range especially. It’s a win in my book. I wouldn’t hesitate!

Best for cooler weather. Very sturdy and roomy. Wish there were pockets like a jacket but the breast pockets hold my phone and wallet just fine.

I have a couple different brands of this style shirt. I like this one the best. Great quality, well thought out design. My only criticism, and this is with most apparel I buy so can't really blame them, is it's a little short in the mid-section. I always need 'tall' sizes, and that wasn't an option. But I wear it and really like it!

Very comfortable. Nice versatility with ventilation. Plenty of pockets. Warm enough for cold weather but light enough to wear during spring/fall and not burn up. Can iron patches on it fine. Armor is viable

This jacket fits and looks great. But more important....I laid my bike down at about 100kph... 60mph. I slid on my back and side to a stop. The only road rash I ended up with is where the jacket rode up a bit from sliding. The jacket did its job perfectI am definitely buying another jacket.

I've been riding street motorcycles for 30 years and have a large collection of riding gear. I know what riding gear works well - and what doesn't. I'm happy to say that this light jacket is good for casual riding, with a few caveats.I'm 5'8" and about 195 lbs. I normally wear an XL jacket, and that's what I ordered. I find the jacket is just a little on the loose side, but I suspect that after a washing or two it will shrink slightly and be perfectly sized. The jacket is very comfy, and seems sturdily made. The fit over the shoulders and arms is well-proportioned and shaped for sitting on a motorcycle with arms extended.This jacket has some nice features: plenty of pockets for holding papers, keys, phone, etc. There's an interior pocket with an outlet for wired earbuds.The armour for the elbows and shoulders is correctly positioned, and easily removed/re-added. There is a back pocket for a spine protector - but oddly, one is not included! (I've swapped in one from another of my jackets.)For mild temperatures, the jacket is reasonably warm, but also has zippered armpit vents and adjustable wrists for increasing airflow when wanted.Caveats: The outer layer is a cotton/polyester blend, and will not offer much rain resistance - this is very much a dry weather jacket. There's a layer of additional aramid (Kevlar) - but it's only in the shoulders and elbows, _not_ the majority of the jacket. There's also a black mesh layer inside the jacket. I have no doubts that if a rider takes a spill at moderate speeds (say 25-45 MPH) it will provide a reasonably decent amount of slide and impact protection. This is a jacket for casual riding and moderate speeds, puttering around town or on quiet back roads. If you're hitting highway speeds (50+ MPH) or stunting regularly, this may not be the jacket for you.Overall, a great light jacket for casual street riding. I recommend!

I’m 6’1” 250ish pounds. Usually wear 2xl jackets and XL Tshirts… booth this in 2XL and it just fits. Maybe a little short in the torso. Good across chest and shoulders. I think that the padding is a little cheap and there isn’t one for the spine. I’m still overall satisfied though. Beats the same old stuff you see for riding gear

my size is 2xl that's what I always were , the size chart told me to buy a 4xl and that was wrong ,so my advise to people buying these shirt/jackets is don't follow the sizing chart just go with your usual every day size and it will fit perfectly. I love the shirt/jacket that I bot , I am so happy , I cant say enough about it , BUY ONE YOU'LL LOVE IT !

This jacket looks great. I am 6'2", 230 lbs and ordered the XL. The sleeve length is good, the body length was a little short. The material might be a little thinner than the Speed and Strength jacket, but the price is great.