Ducati Unveils 2022 Apparel Collection
- Ducati unveils new apparel collection for many situations
- Ducati Performance Wear offers apparel for motorcycle riding
- Ducati Lifestyle Wear collection offers casual wear
Ducati has unveiled its new clothing collection for 2022, consisting of products for all motorcycle enthusiasts. Ranging from Ducati Performance Wear collection to a Lifestyle range, the Ducati apparel products are offered for all kinds of use, for technical use on motorcycles, and even for support staff and Ducatisti who are fans of the brand, a range of lifestyle apparel products have been introduced. According to Ducati, the latest Ducati Apparel products will be available at the Ducati global dealership network, and can be ordered as well online on the Bologna-based motorcycle brand's official website.
The Ducati Performance Wear includes Touring apparel, in addition to Racing and Sport riding gear.
The new collection includes technical garments, conceived and intended to make riding Ducati motorcycles even more enjoyable and safer. According to Ducati, the products are designed by the Centro Stile Ducati and made in collaboration with the best companies in the sector, with high quality materials that guarantee long life and good protection to the rider. The Ducati Performance Wear collection also includes more versatile products suitable for many situations.
The Lifestyle Collection includes everyday wear, including sweatshirts and t-shirts
The Lifestyle range includes various Ducati and Ducati Corse sweatshirts and t-shirts, featuring new graphics with bold lines and colours. Within the Lifestyle range, Ducati has renewed the Ducati Corse Thrill windproff jacket, available for both men and women. The three-layer stretch soft-shell fabric guarantees excellent windproof protection as well as being highly breathable.
The Ducati Performance Wear collection is divided into Racing lines dedicated to the track, Sport dedicated to sporty riding on the road, Touring for travel contexts and Urban for getting around town without compromising on the level of protection.
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