DUCATI FABRIC JACKET-DESERT SLED
Built to match the rugged spirit of its namesake bike, the Ducati Fabric jacket-Desert Sled takes classic scrambler style and adapts it for real riding versatility, from daily commuting to weekend trail exploring.
The shell uses Cordura cotton fabric, giving the jacket a natural, worn-in look while holding up to genuine abrasion and everyday wear. A removable hood adds versatility for changing weather, and volume can be adjusted at the waist, neck, and wrists to fine-tune the fit across different layering setups. Air intakes positioned under the sleeves help manage airflow on warmer rides, while eight generously sized outer pockets keep tools, documents, and small gear organized and within reach.
Inside, a removable quilted thermal vest brings extra warmth when needed, built with a knit neck and hollow-fiber batting that can be worn on its own once the temperature allows. The fixed lining underneath keeps the jacket structured through repeated wear, and the overall build favors cotton-based comfort over a purely technical synthetic feel, staying closer to classic riding gear in both look and hand.
Protection comes from EC-certified soft protectors at the shoulders and elbows, with a dedicated pocket for adding a compatible back protector. The jacket is fully CE marked under current European standards, giving riders confidence alongside its heritage-inspired design. Between the modular thermal layer, adjustable fit points, and scrambler-ready styling, the Desert Sled suits riders who want one jacket that moves easily between city streets and unpaved trails.
Product Specifications
- Outer material: Cordura cotton fabric
- Lining: Fixed inner lining
- Insulation: Removable quilted thermal vest with hollow-fiber batting
- Fit adjustment: Adjustable waist, neck, and wrist volume
- Ventilation: Underarm air intakes
- Storage: Eight ergonomic outer pockets
- Protection: EC-certified soft shoulder and elbow protectors, back protector pocket
- Extras: Removable hood

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