I am not a big believer in taking oceans of clothes away, not least as I am not expecting to meet royalty. Finding clothes that can double up, without looking too bikermatey, is reasonably important to me.
The RAB Cirrus Flex 2 jacket, packs up small (you can stuff it into one of its own pockets) and is certainly good enough for spring or autumn chilly mornings or evenings, instead of a fleece. It is thin enough to wear under a motorcycle jacket. For those that are fussy about such things, it doesn’t have a hood. There is a hooded version, too.
https://rab.equipment/uk/cirrus-flex-2-0-jacket
An alternative, which also packs-up pretty small (into a separate stuff sack) is Mountain Equipment’s Bastion jacket, which does have a hood. Again, good for autumn or spring evenings and can be used under an unlined motorcycle jacket, though the hood might trouble some. That being said, I think it may now have been dropped from their range; I have had mine for several years.
The RAB Cirrus Flex 2 jacket, packs up small (you can stuff it into one of its own pockets) and is certainly good enough for spring or autumn chilly mornings or evenings, instead of a fleece. It is thin enough to wear under a motorcycle jacket. For those that are fussy about such things, it doesn’t have a hood. There is a hooded version, too.
https://rab.equipment/uk/cirrus-flex-2-0-jacket
An alternative, which also packs-up pretty small (into a separate stuff sack) is Mountain Equipment’s Bastion jacket, which does have a hood. Again, good for autumn or spring evenings and can be used under an unlined motorcycle jacket, though the hood might trouble some. That being said, I think it may now have been dropped from their range; I have had mine for several years.