Table 1
Dimensions of the components of the motorcyclist suit (according to PN-EN 13595-1:2005 standard; formerly known as EN 340 standard) that has been subjected to a validation test under near-real conditions in accordance with the guidelines of PE-EN 13595-1:2005.
| Declared parameter/part of clothing | Summer jacket | Winter jacket | Trousers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Height (cm) | 190 | 190 | 190 |
| Chest circumference (cm) | 117 | 117 | — |
| Waist circumference (cm) | 92 | 92 | 92 |
| Declared size | L | L | L |
| Declared gender | Male | Male | Male |
Source: Author’s contribution.

Figure 1
The assessment of the ergonomics and design of a winter jacket prototype.
Source: Author’s contribution.

Figure 2
The assessment of the biophysical behavior of the winter jacket prototype.
Source: Author’s contribution.

Figure 3
The assessment of the external appearance of the winter jacket prototype.
Source: Author’s contribution.

Figure 4
The assessment of the ensuring visibility of the winter jacket prototype.
Source: Author’s contribution.

Figure 5
The assessment of the side effects of the winter jacket prototype.
Source: Author’s contribution.

Figure 6
The assessment of the ergonomics and design of a summer jacket prototype.
Source: Author’s contribution.

Figure 7
The assessment of the biophysical behavior of the summer jacket prototype.
Source: Author’s contribution.

Figure 8
The assessment of the external appearance of the summer jacket prototype.
Source: Author’s contribution.

Figure 9
The assessment of the ensuring visibility of the summer jacket prototype.
Source: Author’s contribution.

Figure 10
The assessment of the side effects of the summer jacket prototype.
Source: Author’s contribution.

Figure 11
The assessment of the ergonomics and design of a trousers prototype.
Source: Author’s contribution.

Figure 12
The assessment of the biophysical behavior of the trousers prototype.
Source: Author’s contribution.

Figure 13
The assessment of the external appearance of trousers prototype.
Source: Author’s contribution.

Figure 14
The assessment of the ensuring visibility of the trousers prototype.
Source: Author’s contribution.

Figure 15
The assessment of the side effects of the trousers prototype.
Source: Author’s contribution.