More than fifteen motorcycle gloves designed end to end, from range strategy to concept sketches and factory-ready tech packs.

New territory, a lot learned.
An intermediary between brands and designers commissioned me to design more than fifteen gloves for their client, P2R ADX. Motorcycle gloves were new to me, and I learned an enormous amount along the way: how a product range is built, and how to compose a collection rather than draw one-off gloves. I was well guided throughout.
Fifteen-plus gloves, designed as one range.
Not a set of unrelated gloves, but a coherent lineup. Each model is placed so the range covers real riders and real conditions, from a waterproof winter gauntlet to a heritage leather glove, without any two fighting for the same hand. One design language runs across all of them; what changes is the intent.
Initial hand sketches, the full range on one plate.
Only a few of the 15+ are shown here, from the most technical to the most timeless. Each with its intent, its initial sketch and its renders.
Initial sketchThe everyday street glove. A short, low-profile cut in olive that stays out of the way, with discreet knuckle reinforcement and a ventilated back, the kind of glove you reach for on every ride without a second thought.




*AI-enhanced product visualization. Not accurate to the final design, results may vary from render to render.
Initial sketchThe sportier street glove, and a direct evolution of the Street Evo: the two share the same platform, but the Vegas pushes it further. Ventilated across the back, more streamlined, it keeps the sport protection while shedding the bulk.



*AI-enhanced product visualization. Not accurate to the final design, results may vary from render to render.
Initial sketchThe winter flagship, and the most technical glove in the range. A long gauntlet cuff seals the wrist, a hard-shell knuckle and layered paneling take the impacts, and the whole glove is waterproof, built to keep riding fast deep into the cold season.


*AI-enhanced product visualization. Not accurate to the final design, results may vary from render to render.
Initial sketchThe all-weather answer. A long waterproof gauntlet shuts out cold and rain, with reflective touches for low light, so the range has a glove for exactly the days most riders leave the bike in the garage.



*AI-enhanced product visualization. Not accurate to the final design, results may vary from render to render.
Initial sketchThe custom piece. All perforated leather with a timeless café-racer silhouette, it hides a modern knuckle inside a classic shape, for riders who choose character and leather over technical panels.




*AI-enhanced product visualization. Not accurate to the final design, results may vary from render to render.
15+ gloves. One coherent range.
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