Luca Marini race gear here covers race suits, jackets and gloves inspired by the colors and sponsor graphics he raced in. The designs run from his 2014 CEV suit to his Honda MotoGP years up to 2026. Suits and jackets have a Custom Size option. For other riders, see all MotoGP leathers
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Luca Marini is an Italian motorcycle racer, born on August 10, 1997. He placed second in the 2020 Moto2 World Championship. He then raced in MotoGP with Ducati bikes and joined Honda in 2024. He is the half-brother of Valentino Rossi.
He first raced in the Moto3 World Championship as a wildcard in 2013. In 2015 he raced a Kalex in Moto2 for the Pons Racing Junior Team.
The suits and jackets use cowhide about 1.2-1.3 mm thick. Suits also offer Monaco or kangaroo leather at order. Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009, and each piece is hand-stitched to order.
Gear Types
Race suits - one-piece and two-piece suits in his Honda colors, plus his 2014 CEV suit. Browse all Luca Marini race suits
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Which year should I choose? Pick the season with your favorite Marini team or bike from the table. How do I measure for a custom size? Use the size chart to measure sleeve, torso and waist. Then enter your numbers with the Custom Size option. For order questions, visit the customer service page.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Pick the year with your favorite Marini team or bike. The season table in the description shows his team, bike and result for each year. The suits here cover his 2014 CEV season and his Honda MotoGP years from 2024 to 2026. Each one shows the colors and sponsor-style graphics of that season. Then choose a standard size or the Custom Size option for your fit.
Use a soft tape and measure over thin clothes. You need your chest, waist, sleeve length from shoulder to wrist, and torso length from the base of your neck to your waist. The how to measure guide shows each step with pictures. Enter the numbers with the Custom Size option at order. The suit is then cut and hand-stitched to your measurements.
The suits offer three leathers at order: cowhide, Monaco and kangaroo. Cowhide is the base leather, about 1.2-1.3 mm thick. Kangaroo is a thinner, lighter hide. Monaco is the third choice. The jackets come in cowhide. The gloves use thinner cowhide, about 0.8-0.9 mm thick, so your hands can move freely. Pick the leather on the product page before you add your size.
Yes. Suits and jackets have a speed hump choice: standard, hydro, vented or no hump. You can also pick the perforation, from none to fully perforated. Suits can add an extra knee slider and a removable or thermal lining. Matching boots and gloves are offered too. Check the rules of your track or club before you ride, since some clubs ask for set safety parts.
Wipe the suit with a soft, dry cloth after each ride. Let a wet suit dry at room temperature, away from heaters and direct sun. Use a leather conditioner every few months to keep the hide soft. Store the suit on a wide hanger in a cool, dry place. Avoid harsh cleaners. The leather care instructions give more tips for each type of leather.
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