These guides answer the practical questions: how to measure, which size to order, how to clean and condition leather, and how to choose between styles and leather types.
Measurements matter most on made-to-order pieces, so the sizing posts are a good first read before browsing men's leather clothing
or women's leather clothing
. Care guides then also cover cleaning, drying, conditioning and storage between seasons. Pieces are hand-stitched.
A MotoGP racing suit is a one-piece suit tailored to the rider, with protectors and airbag technology built in. This guide explains how race suits are constructed, how MotoGP-style suits differ from...
Suede and smooth leather look alike from a distance but behave very differently. Suede has a napped surface that holds dirt and moisture, while smooth leather has a finished grain that can often be...
A motorcycle leather suit works only when the format, fit, armor and stated standard match how you ride. This guide covers one-piece and two-piece suits, how to test fit in the riding position, what...
A new leather jacket or race suit softens through wear, movement and time in the riding position. This guide explains what to check on the care label, how to wear a garment in step by step, how...
The shop's size guide has no leather chaps chart; chaps can be ordered made to measure, and some listings also offer standard sizes. This guide explains who should measure, which points to take, how...
A leather pants size chart matches waist, hip, inseam and height to a size. This guide gives the shop's own men's and women's pants charts in centimeters, explains how to measure each number, and...
A leather vest size chart matches neck, chest, waist and height to a size. This guide reproduces the shop's men's and women's vest tables in centimeters and inches, explains how to take each...
A leather jacket size chart is read by matching your neck, sleeve, chest and waist measurements to the maker's table. This guide shows the men's and women's jacket charts in cm and inches, explains...
An explanation of motorcycle knee sliders. They are replaceable pads that give lean angle feedback and take wear when a knee touches down in a corner. The guide covers materials, placement, how...
A guide to reading motorcycle gear specifications. It explains the EN 17092 garment classes, the EN 1621 impact levels for limb and back protectors, why leather thickness alone is not enough, and how...
A motorcycle track day checklist for riders. It covers the riding gear organizers commonly require, how to choose between one-piece and two-piece suits, what EN 17092 and EN 1621 mean, and the...
A comparison of one-piece and two-piece motorcycle leathers for track riders: how the suits differ in structure, protection, comfort and repair, why EN 17092 class, EN 1621 armor and fit in the...
The aerodynamic hump on a racing suit is a design feature developed for airflow, not a protection rating. This guide explains what it does, why it was introduced, how EN 17092 classes and EN 1621...
A guide to judging protective motorcycle leather gear: what EN 17092 classes AAA to C mean, how EN 1621 Level 1 and Level 2 armor differs, where armor must sit, how fit affects protection and what to...
A practical guide to preparing a motorcycle race suit before a track day or street ride. It covers choosing between one-piece and two-piece suits, checking fit in the riding position, armor...
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