These BMW S1000 cowhide motorcycle race gloves come in blue, red and white. Each pair is hand-stitched to order.
- 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide with an aramid (Kevlar) lining.
- TPU sliders on the palm, thumb and fingers sit on poly-foam.
- Pre-curved fingers and Velcro straps at the wrist and cuff hold the fit.
BMW S1000 RR Motorcycle Leather Gloves
Construction & Materials
- These BMW S1000 cowhide motorcycle race gloves use 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide. The blue, red and white colors are inspired by the BMW S1000 RR.
- An aramid (Kevlar) lining sits inside the leather shell.
- Extra leather between the thumb and index finger adds strength where you grip.
- Rubber panels cover the back of the hand. Air intakes and an exhaust port let air flow through.
- TPU sliders on poly-foam sit on the palm, thumb and fingers. They help the glove slide on rough ground.
- The knuckle area flexes, so your fingers can still move with ease.
- Each pair is hand-stitched with strong nylon thread.
Fit & Closure
- The palm and fingers are pre-curved, so the gloves follow the shape of your hand on the bars.
- A Velcro wrist strap and a Velcro cuff hold the gloves in place.
- Sizes run from XS to 3XL. Check the size chart before you order.
- Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009. Each pair is made to order.
- For more styles, see the BMW gloves range.
- You can also compare the BMW motorcycle gloves from 2023 and the Danilo Petrucci 2026 race gloves .

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Product Specifications
- Product Type: Gloves
- Category: Motorcycle Gloves
- Intended Use: Everyday wear, weekend rides, light motorcycle riding
- Material: Cowhide leather (0.8-0.9 mm)
- Lining: Aramid Kevlar lining
- Construction: Hand-stitched with high-strength nylon thread; leather reinforcement between thumb and index finger; TPU sliders on poly-foam
- Comfort Features: Pre-curved palm and fingers; air intakes and an exhaust port for airflow
- Closure / Fit System: Velcro wrist strap and Velcro cuff closure
- Protection: Rubber panels on the back of the hand; flexible knuckle area; TPU sliders on the palm, thumb and fingers
- Style / Design Features: Blue, red and white; colors inspired by the BMW S1000 RR
- Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL
- Ideal For: Men who want cowhide gloves in bold BMW-inspired colors for riding and daily wear
- Brand: Leather Collection
- Explore Related Gear: Browse BMW Motorcycle Suit.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Cowhide is leather made from cattle hide. It is tough, and it resists tears and scuffs. These gloves use cowhide that is 0.8-0.9 mm thick. That is thin enough to let you feel the controls, yet strong enough for daily use. Inside, an aramid (Kevlar) lining adds a second layer. Over time the leather softens and takes the shape of your hand. You can see more styles in the leather motorcycle gloves range.
The gloves come in standard sizes from XS to 3XL. First, measure around your hand at the knuckles, without the thumb. Then measure from the wrist crease to the tip of your middle finger. Compare both numbers with the size chart. You can add any fit notes in the Order Instructions box when you check out.
It means each pair is sewn by hand with strong nylon thread. The gloves are made after you place your order, so they do not come from a shelf of ready gloves. The cowhide is cut for your size, and the TPU sliders and rubber panels are added during the build. This way of working keeps each pair close to what you picked at checkout, from size to notes.
TPU sliders sit on the palm, thumb and fingers. They are mounted on poly-foam, which adds padding. Rubber panels cover the back of the hand, and the knuckle area flexes as you move. Extra leather sits between the thumb and index finger, where the grip wears most. Air intakes and an exhaust port let air move through the glove. Check your gloves for wear before each ride.
Wipe off dirt and moisture with a soft, dry cloth after each ride. For a deeper clean, use a leather conditioner made for cowhide, and do not soak the gloves. Let them dry at room temperature, away from heaters and direct sun. Store them flat or loosely in a cool, dry place, and do not fold them tightly. For more tips, read the leather care instructions.

