01 / Design
Product Design
Concept development, silhouette work and technical specification aligned with the intended riding use and target market.
About AMSA International
ENGINEERED ACROSS BORDERS. BUILT FOR THE ROAD.
AMSA International connects European product direction with full-cycle motorcycle apparel manufacturing—from the first technical brief to worldwide delivery.
ITALY
SPAIN
PAKISTAN
AMSA / MFG-01
Who We Are
ONE COMPANY.
THREE CONNECTED
LOCATIONS.
AMSA International operates as a single, connected organisation. Design direction from Italy, commercial coordination from Spain and manufacturing depth in Pakistan—working as one accountable team. Decisions move fast, standards stay aligned and every program benefits from all three capabilities.
ITALYDESIGN
SPAINCOMMERCIAL
PAKISTANMANUFACTURING
Working Details
NUMBERS THAT
RIDE WITH US.
Three decades of manufacturing experience, an annual output measured in seven figures, three strategic hubs and five connected production stages under one accountable workflow.
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Years of Experience
Three decades of continuous motorcycle apparel manufacturing.
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Products Each Year
Annual output across jackets, gloves, pants, boots and accessories.
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Strategic Locations
Italy, Spain and Pakistan — each playing a defined role.
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Production Stages
Design, pattern, prototype, validation and delivery — connected.
Company Story
THREE DECADES OF
BUILDING THE RIDE.
From a specialist manufacturing foundation to a connected, three-country operation—each phase of our development has been driven by the same commitment to rider protection and production discipline.
01 / Foundation
Manufacturing Expertise Begins
A specialist workshop focused on motorcycle apparel—pattern craft, material knowledge and rider-focused construction established as the core of every program.
02 / Expansion
Broader Product Capabilities
From jackets and gloves to pants, boots and impact protection—the capability set expanded to cover the complete motorcycle apparel ecosystem.
03 / Europe
European Direction
Operations in Italy and Spain brought product direction, market alignment and customer coordination closer to the brands we serve.
04 / Integration
Connected Workflow
Design, sampling, production and delivery linked into a single accountable workflow—transparent across time zones and continents.
05 / Today
International Partnerships
Supporting OEM programs, private labels and established riding brands across the global motorcycle industry.
What We Do
SIX DISCIPLINES.
ONE WORKFLOW.
Each capability is built to work together—from the first technical conversation to the final shipment. A program can engage one discipline or the complete chain.
02 / Pattern
Pattern Engineering
Precision pattern work, grading and ergonomic riding-position fit—resolved before any material is cut.
03 / Prototype
Prototyping & Sampling
First samples tested on riders and machines. Iterated until fit, protection integration and function are confirmed.
04 / Validation
Testing Coordination
Applicable testing and certification coordinated according to product category, target market and project scope.
05 / Manufacturing
OEM / Private Label
Full production capacity for OEM programs and private-label collections—from brand application to complete collections.
06 / Delivery
QC & Worldwide Delivery
Inline inspection, final quality audit, packaging and international shipment—managed under one accountable workflow.
Our Process
FROM BRIEF
TO DELIVERY.
Every program follows a controlled five-stage path with clear approval gates and direct communication throughout. Each stage depends on the previous one being signed off.
01
Design
Technical sketch, specification and product direction aligned.
02
Pattern
Precision pattern engineering and material sourcing.
03
Prototype
First samples tested on riders and machines.
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Validation
Applicable testing and certification coordinated.
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Delivery
Production, inspection, packaging and shipment.
Manufacturing Capabilities
BUILT FROM THE
MATERIALS UP.
Six core capability areas define what AMSA builds every season—each one refined through decades of specialist manufacturing.
01 / HIDE
Technical Leather Construction
Full-grain cowhide, drum-dyed and engineered for abrasion resistance beyond standard thresholds.
02 / SHELL
Performance Textiles
Ballistic nylons, aramid-reinforced denim and ventilated mesh—selected around the intended riding season.
03 / ARMOR
Impact Protection Integration
Shoulder, elbow, hip, knee and back protectors integrated with compatible pockets and mounting systems.
04 / WEATHER
Weather Systems
Breathable membranes, thermal liners and removable layers—configurable for the rider's climate.
05 / HARDWARE
Hardware and Trims
Zippers, fasteners, buckles and sliders specified for durability, corrosion resistance and riding function.
06 / FINISHING
Brand Finishing & Packaging
Private-label application, hang tags, labels and export packaging—aligned with each brand's identity.
Standards-Led Development
DEVELOPED AROUND
THE STANDARDS.
Programs can be engineered around the applicable European standards relevant to each product category—protective garments, gloves, footwear and impact protectors. Hover or focus each badge to see what the standard covers.
Disclaimer: Applicable testing and certification are agreed according to the product category, target market and project scope.
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EN 17092
PROTECTIVE GARMENTS
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EN 17092
European standard for protective motorcycle garments—covers abrasion, tear and burst strength across classes from AAA to A.
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EN 13594
PROTECTIVE GLOVES
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EN 13594
Glove testing for impact protection, abrasion resistance, tear strength and knuckle coverage on the controls.
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EN 13634
PROTECTIVE FOOTWEAR
03
EN 13634
Motorcycle boots tested for impact, transverse rigidity and abrasion—ankle protection under crush loads.
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EN 1621-1
LIMB PROTECTORS
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EN 1621-1
Impact protectors at shoulders, elbows, hips and knees—rated Level 1 or Level 2 for energy absorption.
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EN 1621-2
BACK PROTECTORS
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EN 1621-2
Back and chest protectors—certified to reduce spinal injury forces to safe thresholds at high impact.
Quality Philosophy
QUALITY IS A
PROCESS,
NOT A FINAL CHECK.
Quality is engineered at every gate—not inspected at the end. Materials, construction, fit, protection integration and production consistency are all controlled before shipment. The final audit is confirmation, not correction.
GATE 01Material Review
Incoming materials inspected before release to production.
GATE 02Construction Inspection
Seams, stitching and assembly verified at each stage.
GATE 03Fit & Functional Review
Prototype fit and protection integration validated on the rider.
GATE 04Production Consistency
Inline checks across size runs and colorways.
GATE 05Final Shipment Audit
Full AQL audit before packing and dispatch.
Partnership Principles
HOW WE WORK
WITH BRANDS.
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Clear Development
Every program starts with a shared technical brief and a transparent development path—no hidden stages, no ambiguous milestones.
02
Direct Coordination
Access to the teams actually building the program—designers, pattern engineers, production managers and QC—without intermediaries.
03
Brand Confidentiality
Designs, technical specifications and commercial terms are held strictly between AMSA and the brand—protected across every location.
Global Presence
THREE LOCATIONS.
ONE STANDARD.
Commercial access in Europe and a production base in South Asia keep decisions close, timelines visible and manufacturing practical. Each location plays a defined role in the same accountable workflow.
Product Direction
Italy
Product direction, design and European coordination—staying close to brands and market direction.
MILANO / EUROPE HQ
Sales & Partnerships
Spain
Sales, development and customer partnerships—commercial coordination and program management.
BARCELONA / COMMERCIAL
Manufacturing
Pakistan
Sampling, manufacturing, quality control and worldwide export—production depth and capability.
SIALKOT / PRODUCTION
Frequently Asked
QUESTIONS
BEFORE WE START.
What brands, buyers and partners most often ask before starting an AMSA program.
Still have questions?info@amsainternational.biz
What type of brands does AMSA work with?
AMSA works with established riding brands, emerging private labels, distributors and OEM programs across the global motorcycle industry. Programs range from single categories to complete seasonal collections.
Can AMSA support OEM and private-label development?
Yes. The process adapts from subtle brand application on existing silhouettes through to fully custom collections developed from the technical brief. Both paths are supported by the same manufacturing capability.
How is the minimum order quantity confirmed?
MOQ is confirmed per program—according to product category, construction complexity, colorway count and commercial structure. Smaller runs can be discussed for sampling and development phases.
How long does sampling and production take?
Sampling typically runs 4 to 6 weeks from an approved technical brief. Bulk production ranges from 8 to 12 weeks depending on complexity and quantity, plus shipping based on destination.
Can testing and certification be coordinated?
Yes. Applicable testing and certification are coordinated according to the product category, target market and project scope—across EN 17092, EN 13594, EN 13634, EN 1621-1 and EN 1621-2.
Can products be customised for different markets?
Yes. Materials, climate-specific layers, fit profiles, labeling and packaging can all be adapted per market. Programs can run multiple regional variants under the same development.
Start the Conversation
LET'S BUILD
WHAT RIDERS
TRUST ON THE ROAD.
Share your product brief with the AMSA International team and start a focused development conversation.