Luca Marini race suits carry the number and the Repsol, Castrol and HRC sponsor colors he raced from 2014 to 2026. Each suit is hand-stitched to order in cowhide and has a Custom Size option. Use the season filters above to find a specific year.
Luca Marini Race Suit One and Two Piece Race Replicas
These Marini suits are inspired by the number, colors and sponsor layout Luca Marini raced from 2014 to 2026. The designs cover his Honda MotoGP years and an early Kalex season. Red and white run through every design, with Repsol blue on some. They are part of the Luca Marini race gear
range.
Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009. Every race suit is cut from 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide. At order you can switch to Monaco or kangaroo leather. Then set the speed hump (none, standard, ventilated or hydro) and the perforation (none, chest, front or full). You can add a removable or thermal lining and an extra knee slider. Matching gloves and boots can be ordered with the suit.
Race Suit Types
One-Piece Race Suit - jacket and pants in one garment, with pre-curved sleeves for a tucked riding position. Try the Luca Marini Honda 2025 suit
.
Two-Piece Race Suit - jacket and pants joined by a zip, so you can wear the jacket on its own. See the Luca Marini Suit Honda HRC Castrol
for 2026.
Custom Size Race Suit - chest, waist, sleeve, torso and inseam are cut to your own numbers.
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.
Choose the season whose colors you want to wear. The designs run from 2014 to 2026, and every product page names its year. His 2024 Repsol Honda suits are red, white and Repsol blue. There is also a special design for the 2024 British GP. The 2026 suit carries the HRC Castrol colors. Compare the photos of each season side by side before you decide.
Measure your chest, waist, sleeve and torso at home. Then compare your numbers with the Size Guide. If you fall between sizes or want a close race fit, select Custom Size at order. Then enter your own measurements, and the suit is cut to them. Measure twice and wear thin clothes while you measure. A correct number at this step saves trouble later.
Every suit is cut from 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide as standard. At order you can switch to Monaco leather or kangaroo leather. You set the speed hump and the perforation at the same time. You can add a removable lining, a thermal lining or an extra knee slider. Each suit comes as a one-piece or two-piece cut, or as a jacket or pants alone.
Yes. Matching gloves and boots can be added to the suit order in the Matching Gears option. They are sized apart from the suit. Their colors follow the same season, so the full set looks like one livery. Add them in the same order as the suit. Check the sizes for gloves and boots on their own size charts before you order.
Wipe the suit with a soft, damp cloth after each ride to remove sweat and dirt. Let it dry at room temperature, away from heaters. Treat the cowhide with a leather conditioner every 6 to 12 months so it stays soft. Store it on a wide hanger in a cool, dry place out of direct sun. The leather care instructions page has more tips.
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