Leather Motorcycle Jackets

Motorcycle jackets in this range come in race, touring and semi styles for men and women. Most are cut from cowhide, and some from sheepskin. Each jacket is hand-stitched and made to order, with a Custom Size option. They sit within the wider leather motorcycle riding gear range. Use the filters above to narrow by size or style.

Motorcycle Jackets
Leather Riding Jackets for Men and Women

These motorcycle jackets are made for the road and the track. You can pick a race, touring or semi style. Most jackets are cut from cowhide, and some from soft sheepskin. The leather is 0.8 to 1.3 mm thick, based on the style. Every jacket is hand-stitched and made to order.

Each jacket comes in standard sizes or in a Custom Size cut to your own numbers. Many styles let you pick a lining: none, regular or a printed lining. For a classic look, see the leather motorcycle jackets for men. Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009.

Product Types

Men's Jackets - for daily rides and weekend trips. The men's motorcycle jackets include lace-up, vented and zip-off styles. One example is the leather moto jacket with zip-off sleeves .

Women's Jackets - shaped at the waist and hips for a closer fit. Styles include hourglass and modern biker cuts. Most come in black, with white, red and other colors too.

Race Jackets - a close fit for track days and fast road rides. Some are inspired by MotoGP and WSBK team colors, like the Kawasaki Racing Team leather jacket and the Suzuki GSXR leather jacket .

Touring Jackets - longer cuts for long days on the highway. Some have vents, reflective piping or a Mandarin collar. See all touring motorcycle jackets for more choices.

Semi Jackets - a mix of street and light touring use. They suit riders who ride to work in the week and on open roads at the weekend.

Buying Guidance

Which style fits my riding? Pick race for track days, touring for long trips and semi for mixed use. How do I find my size? Measure at home and check the Size Guide. You can also choose Custom Size and send your own numbers.

Can I get a jacket cut to my body? Yes. The Made to Measure page shows how it works. Where can I get help? The customer service page answers fit questions. Leather that is cleaned and conditioned often stays soft for years.

Frequently Asked Questions

Every jacket in this range has a Custom Size option. You measure your chest, waist, sleeves and torso at home. Then you enter those numbers when you order. The jacket is cut to your numbers, not to a stock size. This helps the armor pockets sit at your shoulders and elbows. If you are not sure how to measure, follow the how to measure guide. You can also ask the customer service page before you order.
Most jackets are cut from cowhide. Some are cut from sheepskin, which feels softer and lighter. The leather is 0.8 to 1.3 mm thick, based on the style. Race jackets tend to use the thicker cowhide. Every jacket is hand-stitched and made to order. The striped leather motorcycle jacket is one sheepskin style with a biker cut. Check each product for its own leather type and thickness before you choose.
Many styles have inner pockets for armor at the shoulders and elbows. Some race and touring styles add a back pocket too. Armor is a pad that spreads the force of a hit. CE marks show that a pad meets a European standard for impact. The armor that comes with a jacket can differ from style to style. Read the specifications on each product before you order. If you are unsure, ask through the customer service page.
Yes. Some jackets are inspired by MotoGP and WSBK teams. Brands include Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Honda, BMW, Ducati and MV Agusta. The blue Yamaha R jacket is one example. Each replica is hand-stitched and made to order. Race styles let you add a speed hump in a standard, vented or hydro style. You can also pick perforation at the chest, the front or all over. Some race jackets offer matching gloves as well.
Wipe off mud, bugs and road salt with a damp cloth after each ride. Let the jacket dry at room temperature, away from heaters. Use a leather conditioner a few times a year to keep the hide soft. Store the jacket on a wide hanger in a cool, dry place. Keep it out of strong sunlight so the color does not fade. Check the seams at the collar, cuffs and waist now and then. The leather care instructions give more detail.

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