Under a motorcycle suit, it is recommended to wear technical clothing designed for motorcycling, which helps regulate body temperature and manage moisture. These garments are often made from breathable materials and provide an additional layer of protection. Moreover, they reduce friction between the skin and the suit, improving comfort during riding. Technical underwear is essential for long periods on the bike, keeping the rider dry and helping to prevent skin irritation.

A correct fit is essential to ensure both comfort and protection. The suit should not pull or constrict in any area, especially when in a riding position. Suits like Laguna Seca 5 and Mugello 3 D-air® are examples of how pre-curved design and elastic materials can improve fit and mobility. It is important to try the suit in a riding position, also considering the use of additional protections such as back protectors and chest plates, to ensure perfect integration.

The airbag system in motorcycle suits is designed to offer an additional level of protection in case of an accident. The airbag system can be integrated directly into the motorcycle suit or can be an independent device worn over the suit. When activated, the airbag inflates quickly, protecting vital areas of the rider's body, such as the chest, shoulders, neck, and back. This rapid and controlled inflation helps reduce the impact of the accident on the rider's body and can help prevent serious injuries. The D-air® airbag system by Dainese represents a revolution in rider protection, offering a safety barrier that automatically activates in the event of a fall. Using advanced sensors and algorithms, the system can detect an imminent danger situation, inflating the airbag in milliseconds to provide critical protection to the most vulnerable body areas. This cutting-edge technology has proven to significantly reduce the risk of serious injuries.

Use a solution of cold water and mild soap with a sponge or a clean cloth. After cleaning, dry the item away from heat sources and, if possible, on a suitable support. The inner lining should be washed separately with mild soap in water at no more than 40°C.

Quick cleaning tips:
- Do not use abrasive materials or brushes.
- Immediately remove organic and insect stains with a soft sponge.
- Treat oil or grease stains with a damp cloth without rubbing excessively.
- Dry away from heat sources, on a hanger, to prevent wrinkles.

Alternatively, you might consider purchasing Dainese's leather care kit, which helps restore the softness and original appearance of the leather or opt for the Dainese Professional Cleaning Service, the "Regenerate your Dainese leather garment" service for professional cleaning available in European Community countries, including special cleaning, leather nourishing treatment, safety stitching review, a suit cover, and a cleaning kit.

To soften your motorcycle leather suit, regular use is the first fundamental step, as the leather will adapt to your body and become more flexible over time. Avoid products with solvents and prefer specific treatments such as Dainese's "Protection & Cleaning Kit," which not only cleans the leather but also nourishes its texture, keeping it soft and elastic.

Proper storage is essential to extend the life of the suit. When not in use, hang the suit on a sturdy hanger in a dry and well-ventilated place. This helps maintain the shape of the suit and prevents the formation of wrinkles or cracks in the leather. Avoid storing it in damp places or directly exposed to sunlight for extended periods, as this could degrade the material. For suits with D-air® technology, make sure the control unit and other electronic components are turned off and stored according to the manufacturer's recommendations to avoid damage or battery discharge.