New Triumph x DGR clothing range unveiled
Triumph’s DGR apparel collection is back for 2026, and 15 per cent of all sales will go to charity.
Triumph is once again supporting The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride (DGR) in 2026, and as part of the continued partnership it has revealed a new apparel collection.
The new clothing line also features caps, badges, and a neck tube, with 15 per cent of all sales going to charity to help raise awareness for prostate cancer and men's mental health initiatives.
The Distinguished Gentleman’s ride is the world’s biggest charity ride-out for men’s health, and it is an annual event that in 2026, will take place on 17 May.
In 2025 a total of 128,213 riders took part in the event, globally. Since 2012, over $60 million (around £44m) has been raised, with the event proving to be a hit especially with classics riders.
The ongoing partnership between Triumph and DGR stretches back to 2014, and 10 years later a Thruxton Final Edition model was used to help boost fundraising in the annual Distinguished Gentleman's Ride.
Going back a bit further, to 2023, Triumph revealed a special edition Bonneville T120 model with DGR, which celebrated the 10th anniversary of its partnership with the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride.
Appropriately named ‘Triumph Bonneville T120 Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride Limited Edition’, the new bike was produced in just 250 units. It featured unique DGR branding, and a black-and-white colour scheme.
Bringing the partnership back full circle to 2026; the new clothing collection is headlined by a Harold DGR Coach Jacket, which will cost customers £140.
The full range can be found on the official Triumph website.
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