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Eddie Lawson, a four-time 500cc world champion, joined Cagiva in 1991 and took the Italian marque's first premier-class Grand Prix win at the 1992 Hungarian Grand Prix. The from Leather Collection is a replica inspired by that Cagiva season, made to order and hand-stitched.
Key Takeaways
- Lawson won the 500cc title in 1984, 1986, 1988 and 1989, then won the 1992 Hungarian Grand Prix for Cagiva.
- The jacket uses 1.2 to 1.3 mm drum-dyed milled cowhide in a red and white Cagiva livery.
- The listing states removable CE Level 2 armor (EN 1621-1:2012) at the shoulders and elbows and a removable back protector.
- Speed hump, perforation and made-to-measure options are described on the listing.
Lawson and Cagiva in 1992
Lawson won four 500cc world titles, in 1984, 1986, 1988 and 1989. After joining Cagiva he won the 1992 Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring on 12 July, passing Doug Chandler late in a race that began on a damp track. It was the first premier-class win for Cagiva, and it ended a long wait for the marque in Grand Prix racing.
Materials and Construction
The listing describes the replica jacket with these elements:
- Outer layer: 1.2 to 1.3 mm drum-dyed milled cowhide leather for abrasion resistance.
- Sleeves: pre-curved to follow a riding position and reduce bunching.
- Stretch zones: Cordura stretch panels with a Kevlar-look finish.
- Zippers: YKK semi auto-lock coil zippers at the front, cuffs and calf.
- Lining: a polyester mesh lining with a left-side inner chest pocket.
Armor and Protection
EN 1621-1 is the European standard for impact protectors for limb joints such as shoulders and elbows. Level 2 sets a lower limit on the force transmitted through the protector than Level 1. For this jacket, the listing states:
- Removable CE Level 2 armor (EN 1621-1:2012) at the shoulders and elbows.
- A removable spine and back protector described as EN 1621-2 compatible.
- Safety-stitch construction throughout the jacket.
A jacket only protects as intended when the armor sits over the joint, which is why fit matters. Riders who want a street-style jacket with a back protector can compare the .
Fit and Customization
The listing offers four speed hump choices (none, standard, ventilated or hydro), four perforation patterns and made-to-measure sizing. The service sizes the jacket to the rider; a close fit helps keep armor over the joints, so measure carefully. The full vintage racing range is gathered in the .
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the jacket Eddie Lawson wore in 1992?
No. It is a replica inspired by the Cagiva livery from 1992. Leather Collection produces it to order; it is not made by Lawson or Cagiva, and it is not a race-used or team-issued garment.
What did Eddie Lawson achieve with Cagiva?
Lawson won the 1992 Hungarian Grand Prix for Cagiva, the first premier-class win for the Italian marque. It followed his four 500cc world titles with other manufacturers, in 1984, 1986, 1988 and 1989.
What armor does the jacket include?
The listing states removable CE Level 2 armor (EN 1621-1:2012) at the shoulders and elbows and a removable spine and back protector described as EN 1621-2 compatible. Check the product page for the full specification before ordering.
Can the jacket be customized?
Yes. The listing offers speed hump choices, perforation patterns and made-to-measure sizing. These options change airflow and fit, so the page is the place to confirm which combination suits the riding conditions.
Updated: October 2026
Written by the Leather Collection Editorial Team.
