Cal Crutchlow Race Suit

A Cal Crutchlow race suit from this range is a replica inspired by the leathers he wore with LCR Honda in MotoGP from 2017 to 2019. Colors mix black, white and orange. Each suit is hand-stitched in 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide and made to order. It is part of the wider Cal Crutchlow replica gear range. Use the filters above to find a season.
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    Cal Crutchlow MotoGP Racing Suit Honda 2019
    Special Price $639.20 Regular Price $799.00
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    Cal Crutchlow MotoGP Racing Suit Honda 2017
    Special Price $639.20 Regular Price $799.00
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Cal Crutchlow Race Suit
One and Two Piece Race Replicas

These race suits are inspired by the leathers Cal Crutchlow wore for LCR Honda in MotoGP. Designs cover his 2017 and 2019 seasons. Colors mix black, white and orange. See the Cal Crutchlow LCR Honda 2017 suit and the Cal Crutchlow LCR Honda 2019 suit .

Each suit has armor pockets at the shoulders, elbows, knees and back. The base hide is 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide. Choose cowhide, Monaco or kangaroo leather at order. Then set the speed hump: none, standard, ventilated or hydro. The perforation can be none, chest, front or full. You can add a removable lining, a thermal lining or an extra knee slider.

Standard sizes run EU 42 to 60 for men and EU 38 to 50 for women. A custom size cut to your own measurements is offered on every suit. Matching gloves and boots can be ordered with the suit.

Race Suit Types

One-Piece Race Suit - the track setup, with no waist zip and pre-curved sleeves for a tucked riding position.

Two-Piece Race Suit - jacket and pants joined by a YKK connection zip. The two halves can also be worn on their own.

Jacket or Pants - order only the jacket or only the pants in the same colors.

Custom Size Race Suit - chest, waist, sleeve, torso and inseam are cut to your own numbers.

Buying Guidance

How do I choose a size? Measure at home and compare with the Size Guide. Or pick a custom size cut to your own measurements. Which season should I pick? Each design is named after its year and team colors. Where can I get help? The customer service page answers sizing and order questions.

Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009. See the matching Cal Crutchlow Leather Jacket.

Frequently Asked Questions

The suits cover his 2017 and 2019 MotoGP seasons with LCR Honda. Both mix black, white and orange, but the sponsor-style graphics and stripes differ by year. Each product page names its season. Compare the photos side by side to see the changes. Then pick the year you like most. Both suits are hand-stitched in cowhide and made to order.
A one-piece suit has no waist zip. It is the usual choice for track days. A two-piece suit joins a jacket and pants with a YKK zip. You can wear the jacket on its own on the road, too. You can also order only the jacket or only the pants. Pick the setup on the product page when you order.
The base hide is 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide. At order, you can choose cowhide, Monaco or kangaroo leather instead. All three are offered on the same product page. The speed hump and perforation are set there, too. The armor pockets sit at the shoulders, elbows, knees and back on every version. Ask the customer service page if you want help with the choice.
Measure your chest, waist, sleeve, torso and inseam at home. Then compare the numbers with the Size Guide. Standard sizes run EU 42 to 60 for men and EU 38 to 50 for women. A race suit should fit close, so check each number twice. If you fall between sizes, pick Custom Size at order. Then the suit is cut to your own measurements.
Yes. Pick gloves, boots or both in the Matching Gears option on the product page. They follow the same season colors, so the set looks like one outfit. You can also add a removable lining, a thermal lining or an extra knee slider. For a jacket in his colors, see the Cal Crutchlow Leather Jacket range.

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