Kevin Schwantz Jacket

Each Kevin Schwantz jacket here is a replica inspired by the colors and number 34 he raced for Suzuki from 1988 to 1993. The jackets are hand-stitched to order in cowhide, with a Custom Size option. See the full Kevin Schwantz replica range for suits and gloves too.
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    Kevin Schwantz MotoGP Racing Jacket Suzuki 1988
    Special Price $340.00 Regular Price $425.00
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    Kevin Schwantz MotoGP Racing Jacket Suzuki 1993
    Special Price $340.00 Regular Price $425.00
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Kevin Schwantz Jacket
Replica Race Jackets in Team Colors

A Kevin Schwantz jacket from this range is a replica inspired by the colors, number and sponsor-style graphics he raced from 1988 to 1993. Kevin Schwantz won the 500cc world title in 1993. Both designs follow his Suzuki seasons, in red, white and blue. Every piece is made to order.

Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009. Each race jacket is hand-stitched from 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide. It has armor pockets at the shoulders, elbows and back, plus a connection zip at the waist. Inside the front panels sit two pockets: one snap patch pocket and one zip pocket. Every design has a cut for men and a cut for women.

Jacket Designs

1993 Lucky Strike Suzuki - the Kevin Schwantz Lucky Strike Suzuki 1993 jacket follows the colors of his title year.

1988 Pepsi Suzuki - the Kevin Schwantz Pepsi Suzuki GP 1988 jacket follows his early Suzuki colors.

Jacket Options

Custom Size - measure your chest, waist, sleeve and torso at home, and the jacket is cut to your numbers.

Speed Hump and Perforation - pick no hump, a standard, ventilated or hydro hump. Then pick no perforation, or a perforated chest, front or full jacket for summer riding.

Buying Guidance

How do I choose a size? Measure at home and compare with the Size Guide. Or order a custom size cut to your own measurements.

Where can I get help? The customer service page answers sizing and order questions.

For a full set, see the matching Kevin Schwantz Race Suit and Kevin Schwantz Racing Gloves.

Frequently Asked Questions

Choose the season whose colors you want to wear. The 1993 design follows the Lucky Strike Suzuki colors of his 500cc title year. The 1988 design follows the Pepsi Suzuki colors of his early Grand Prix years. Each product page names its year. Both jackets are hand-stitched to order in cowhide. Both also come with the same choice of speed hump and perforation, so the main choice is the color scheme you like most.
Measure your chest, waist, sleeve and torso at home. Then compare your numbers with the Size Guide. Each design has a cut for men and a cut for women. If you fall between sizes, or want a close race fit, pick Custom Size at order and enter your own measurements. The pattern is then cut to those numbers. If a measurement is unclear, ask through the customer service page before you order.
Each race jacket is cut from 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide. It has armor pockets at the shoulders, elbows and back. A connection zip at the waist lets you join it to matching race pants. You set the speed hump and the perforation at order. Inside the front panels there are two pockets: one snap patch pocket and one zip pocket. Each product page lists the details for that design.
The two jackets share the same cowhide, armor pockets and options. The difference is the color scheme and the sponsor-style graphics. The 1993 Lucky Strike jacket follows his title year. The 1988 Pepsi Suzuki jacket follows his early Suzuki years. Both mix red, white and blue in different ways. Look at the photos on each product page to compare them side by side.
Yes. Matching gloves can be added in the Matching Gear option when you order. They are sized apart from the jacket, so measure your hand as well. The colors follow the same season, so the jacket and gloves look like one set. For a full outfit, the Kevin Schwantz Race Suit range has suits in the same colors. Each item is made to order and hand-stitched.

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