The Types segment classifies products into full‑leather suits, leather jacket + pants sets, textile suits, hybrid (leather‑textile) suits, and protective accessories such as gloves, boots, and helmets. Full‑leather suits dominate the high‑end tier, capturing roughly 40% of value due to superior abrasion resistance and integrated air‑bag technology required by elite racers. Leather jacket + pants sets, accounting for about 25%, serve riders who prefer modularity or have budget constraints, yet still demand premium protection. Textile suits, with a 15% share, target riders prioritising weight reduction and climate comfort, leveraging advanced woven fibers and impact‑absorbing liners. Hybrid suits occupy 12% of the market, blending leather’s durability with textile’s ventilation to meet the needs of both amateur competitors and serious hobbyists. The remaining 8% comprises protective accessories, a critical ancillary segment that drives repeat purchases and cross‑selling opportunities. This type‑based taxonomy clarifies how each product class contributes to overall market volume and informs manufacturers’ portfolio strategies.