MotoGP suits in this range are replicas of team colors and sponsor graphics from 1973 to 2026. Each comes as a one piece or two piece suit. Choose cowhide, Monaco or kangaroo leather and a standard or custom size. For jackets and other gear, see the full MotoGP leathers and replicas
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MotoGP Suits — Team Colors, Cowhide or Kangaroo, Custom Sizes
These race suits are replicas of rider and team designs from 1973 to 2026. They cover MotoGP, WSBK and AMA seasons, on Yamaha, Ducati, Honda, Suzuki and other bikes. Each suit is stitched by hand and made to order. Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009.
The base hide is cowhide, 1.2-1.3 mm thick. At order you can switch to Monaco or kangaroo leather. Pick a 1 piece suit, a 2 piece suit, or just the jacket or pants. You can also choose a speed hump, perforation, a removable or thermal lining, and an extra knee slider. Matching boots and gloves are offered too.
What size should I choose? Measure your chest, waist and inseam, then check the Size Guide. Can I order a custom size? Yes. Every suit offers a custom size, and the Made to Measure page explains how it works. How do I care for the leather? Condition it every 6 to 12 months to keep it soft and stop surface cracks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Measure your chest, waist, inseam and sleeve length in inches or centimeters. The Size Guide shows the right place for each one. A close fit matters on a race suit, because the suit should not shift when you tuck in on the bike. Check each number twice before you send it. The how-to-measure guide gives step-by-step help if you are measuring on your own.
Every suit starts with cowhide, 1.2-1.3 mm thick. Cowhide is tough and holds its shape well. Kangaroo leather is lighter and very strong for its weight, so many riders pick it for track days. Monaco leather is a third choice offered at order. All three are stitched by hand with extra stitching at the collar, cuffs, waist and knees. If you are unsure, ask about the feel and weight of each through the customer service page.
A 1 piece suit is a single garment from neck to ankle. It has no join at the waist, which many track riders like. A 2 piece suit is a jacket and pants that you can wear together or apart. That makes it handy for road riding as well as track days. You can also order just the jacket or just the pants. All of these come in the same team colors and leather choices.
You can pick a standard hump, a ventilated hump, a hydro hump or no hump at all. For airflow, choose a perforated front, a perforated chest, full perforation or none. Linings come as a removable lining or a thermal removable lining. An extra knee slider can also be added. For example, the Yamaha 60th Anniversary racing suit
can be ordered with any of these choices.
Condition the leather every 6 to 12 months with a leather oil or cream to keep it soft and stop surface cracks. After a ride, wipe the suit with a damp cloth to remove dirt and bugs. Let it dry fully at room temperature before you put it away. Store it on a wide hanger in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight and heat. See the leather care instructions for more tips.
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