T.ur Elba Evo and Siena Summer Jackets Come With Level 2 Armor

Italian gear brand T.ur has two mesh-style summer jackets in its 2026 line: an updated Elba Evo and an all-new Siena. Both are built for hot-weather riding, and both come with Level 2 shoulder and elbow armor.

T.ur showed them at EICMA in November 2025, and EICMA published the announcement on Nov. 5, 2025. T.ur’s announcement targeted spring 2026 for both jackets and listed €179.99 for Elba Evo and €109.99 for Siena. Those were announced euro prices and a retail plan. Neither establishes current stock or U.S. availability.

The two jackets are worth reading separately, because T.ur described their protection and materials differently.

Key points:

• Elba Evo: an update of T.ur's best-selling Elba summer jacket, now with thin, perforated Level 2 Easyflex shoulder and elbow protectors.
• Siena: a new lightweight mesh jacket certified to EN 17092:2020 Class A, with Level 2 C.P.S. shoulder and elbow armor.
• Fit: Elba Evo adds a buttoned collar closure and double arm-width adjustment; Siena has wrist, forearm and hem adjusters.
• Women’s sizes: listed for both jackets in T.ur’s announcement.
• Not given: weights or U.S. availability.

Elba Evo: The Familiar Jacket, Better Armor

T.ur calls the original Elba its best-selling jacket, and the Evo keeps the same idea: a ventilated summer jacket that still looks like regular clothing.

The main change is the armor. Elba Evo now has flexible, thin, perforated Level 2 Easyflex protectors at the shoulders and elbows. T.ur describes that as a significant protection upgrade.

The fit changes are small but practical:

• a micrometric button closure on the collar, so the neck can be snugged up and less air rushes in at speed;
• double width adjustment on the arm, to keep the elbow armor where it belongs.

Elba Evo comes in Ice-Blue, Ice-Black and Black-Anthra.

T.ur's announcement does not give an EN 17092 garment class for the Elba Evo. Before you buy, check the label or the product page for the jacket's certification, rather than assuming it matches the Siena's.

Siena: Mesh Body, Certified Class A

The Siena is T.ur's new lightweight summer jacket. Its torso is high-tenacity polyester mesh, so air moves through the jacket freely, with Oxford polyester inserts in areas that need more strength and durability.

T.ur says the Siena is certified to EN 17092:2020 Class A. EN 17092 is the European standard for motorcycle clothing, and its classes run AAA, AA, A, from most to least protective in the abrasion and seam tests. Class A is the entry level, generally aimed at lighter and urban riding.

Armor is Level 2 C.P.S. (T.ur's Comfort Protection System) at the shoulders and elbows. The fit is slim, with adjusters at the wrists, forearms and bottom of the jacket.

Siena comes in Black-Fluorescent Yellow and Ice-Black, and T.ur lists a women's version.

Mesh Jackets, Armor and Coverage

A summer jacket is a tradeoff between airflow and abrasion resistance. Mesh lets you ride comfortably in heat, which matters because a rider who is too hot is more likely to leave the jacket at home. The cost is that mesh generally gives up some slide resistance compared with heavier textiles or leather.

Level 2 armor is the higher of the two impact levels in the European armor standard, so both jackets come with good shoulder and elbow protection by that measure. Neither announcement mentions a back protector.

If you ride in hot weather, the practical checklist is simple:

1. Check the garment class on the label, not just the armor level.
2. Try it on with the armor in place, in a riding position, so the elbow and shoulder pads stay put when you reach for the bars.
3. Consider adding a back protector if the jacket has a pocket for one.

Coverage for gear varies by policy. Ask your insurer what it pays toward gear damaged in a crash and whether the policy includes a separate limit or requires an endorsement.

What T.ur Didn't Say

• U.S. prices for either jacket.
• U.S. availability or a U.S. retailer.
• Weights.
• An EN 17092 class for the Elba Evo.
• Any independent testing of the armor or the jackets.

Spring 2026 has come and gone since the announcement, so check T.ur's current product pages or a dealer for actual stock before planning around either jacket.