Custom Leather Clothing

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Custom Leather Clothing
Pick Your Garment First

Start with riding gear or fashion pieces, then set the leather, the fit and your own design.

Custom Leather Clothing Pick Your Garment First

How It Works

  1. Pick a garmentStart from a suit, jacket or any piece below.
  2. Choose your optionsSet the leather, size and extras. The price updates as you go.
  3. Share your designUpload a file, or describe the design in your order notes.
  4. Approve your sketchWe send a final sketch before production starts.

Motorcycle Gear

Fashion Leather

Suit designs in the design tool

Design Your Own Suit

Want to see it first? Build your suit in the design tool, then order it.

Open the Design Tool

Custom leather clothing starts with the garment. Choose motorcycle gear for riding or fashion pieces for daily wear, then set the leather, the finish and the fit. Send your own measurements with Custom Size, and add a design of your own if you have one. Both paths below lead to the individual garment pages.

Read more about Custom Leather Clothing Pick Your Garment First

Custom Leather Clothing: Where to Start

Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009. Every garment in this range is hand-stitched and cut after you order, so the choices you make on the page are the choices that get sewn. The range splits into two paths.

How to pick a path

Ask where the piece will spend most of its time. If it will be on a bike, go to the riding path, where protection and cut for a riding position come first. If it will be worn with jeans or a suit, go to the fashion path, where cut, finish and style lead.

What to send us

A design file is optional. These make a usable brief:

  • Colors named plainly, or a color photo you like.
  • A sketch, logo or reference image, uploaded with the order.
  • Notes in the Order Instructions box for anything the options do not cover.

A final sketch reaches you before production, and a design consultant can help you shape it.

Leather choices change by garment

Not every piece offers the same hides. Some list cowhide, Monaco and kangaroo. Others list sheepskin, goatskin, cowhide, buffalo and kangaroo with a choice of finishes. A few have no leather option at all, and you write the leather you want in the Order Instructions box. The garment page shows the real list.

When a standard size is the better choice

If your numbers sit on the chart and you want no measurement step, pick a listed size and move on. Custom Size is for people between sizes or with proportions a chart misses. Read how made to measure works and how to take your numbers first.

A mistake to avoid

Do not choose a leather before the garment. A leather that suits one piece may not be offered on another.

How Custom Leather Clothing Is Made

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Measure over a thin shirt with your arms relaxed. You need chest, waist, torso length, sleeve length and shoulder width, and pants also need hip and inseam. Ask a friend to help with the back and sleeves. The how-to-measure guide shows where each tape goes, so check it before you write numbers down.
It depends on the garment. Some pieces offer cowhide, Monaco or kangaroo. Others offer sheepskin, goatskin, cowhide, buffalo or kangaroo, with finishes such as nappa, suede, nubuck or washed. Some have no leather option, and you write your choice in the Order Instructions box. Each garment page lists what is offered for that item.
Pick Custom Size on the garment page and finish checkout. Then send your body measurements on the measurement form, along with your order number. The pattern is cut to those numbers. Measure carefully, because every number is used as you give it. The team can answer questions before you send them.
Yes. Upload a sketch, logo or color plan, or describe the design in the Order Instructions box. A design consultant can help you shape it. You see a final sketch before production starts, so you can check colors and details before anything is cut.
The motorcycle range is built around riding, with protection and cut for a riding position. The fashion range is built around wear, cut, finish and style. Vests, pants and gloves appear in both, so pick the version that matches how you will use the piece.