The Euripides Quilted Motorcycle Jacket is the result of a new collaboration between Deus Ex Machina and Barbour, aimed at bringing the 120 year old heritage of the British company to a new generation of motorcyclists.
Ideally designed for use in climates with proper winter weather, the Euripides features Barbour’s signature quilted front and back with a modern polyamide construction. The collar has a leather lining on the interior and a buckle closure for those exceptionally crisp winter morning rides, Euripides also has two flap pockets on the front and both elbow and shoulder patches.
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