Oxford Rockland Textile Jacket - Black - S

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The Oxford Rockland Textile Jacket is a versatile, all-season choice for motorcycle riders who need a garment that adapts to changing weather conditions. Engineered with Dry2Dry Modular Construction, this jacket offers protection against rain, cold, and heat through removable linings and extensive ventilation panels; however, riders should note that the high-density shell and internal layers can feel slightly bulky during the hottest summer months.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Material | Polyester |
| Gender | Male |
| Model Part Number | TM221401S |
| Brand | Oxford |
Yes, it features a removable waterproof lining as part of the Dry2Dry modular system.
Yes, the CE Level 1 protectors for the shoulders and elbows can be removed for cleaning or replacement.
The jacket includes shoulder and elbow protection; it is recommended to check if a separate back protector insert is compatible with the provided pocket.
The Rockland follows standard sizing; we recommend measuring your chest and waist while wearing your base layers and referring to the Oxford size chart.
Yes, by removing both the thermal and waterproof liners and opening the chest and forearm vents, the jacket allows for significant airflow.
Check that the internal waterproof or thermal liners are properly aligned and not blocking the intake mesh panels.
Ensure the CE Level 1 shoulder and elbow protectors are centered correctly in their respective pockets; adjustment straps can be tightened to keep them in the optimal position.
To configure the jacket, unzip the internal liner attachments at the collar and cuffs to remove the thermal or waterproof layers as needed. For maintenance, ensure all zippers are closed before washing to prevent damage. Always remove the CE Level 1 armor from the shoulder and elbow pockets before placing the textile shell in the wash. Follow the manufacturer's care label on the internal tag for specific temperature settings, typically requiring a gentle cycle and air drying to preserve the integrity of the polyester and waterproof coating. Ensure the jacket is fully dry before re-inserting the thermal liners to avoid mildew buildup.