Tattoo Iris Jet Helmet

Tattoo Iris Black jet helmet: street orchids and floral characterThe Tattoo Iris Black is designed for riders who want a distinctive helmet without shouting for attention: a matte black base, iris orchids in tattoo style and a white side band running from front to rear. Purple, magenta and pink petals intertwine with tattoo-inspired ornaments to create a rich but balanced graphic for everyday urban use.Approved throughout EuropeReflective finish – for improved night-time visibilityComfortable, durable and practicalThis Tattoo-line model places iris orchids across the shell, surrounded by street-style graphic elements inspired by tattoo art.Technical specificationsShell material: ABS, minimalist designApproval: ECE 22.06Visor: clear spherical visor with anti-scratch treatment and UV filterLiner: high-sweat-absorption fabric with micro-perforated mesh and silver-ion treatment for effective bacteriostatic performanceChin strap: micrometric bucklePaints: formulated for increased resistance to weatheringProduction: 100% Made in Italy, made from premium materials by skilled craftspeople with close attention to detail and finishingWhy choose MM IndependentMM Independent is more than a helmet brand. It is a manufacturing philosophy centred on safety, material quality and Italian workmanship. While much of the market relies on outsourced production, MM Independent keeps its entire production chain in Italy, ensuring:Full traceability – you know where and how your product was madeSuperior quality control – rigorous Italian production standardsSupport for Italian craftsmanship – every purchase sustains local skills and jobsCertified professional paintwork – complex finishes made with specialist expertiseDirect assistance – customer service communicates directly with productionSpare parts and maintenance – original replacement parts remain availableEvery helmet includes the official “Made in Italy” label and the manufacturer’s warranty.Not sure about your size?Before purchasing, consult our size guide to learn how to measure your head circumference correctly, avoid common mistakes and choose the most suitable helmet.