Marc Marquez fans will find race suits, jackets, boots and gloves in the number 93 and his team colors, from 2013 to 2026. Pick his Honda Repsol or Ducati seasons. Suits and jackets come in a custom size cut to your numbers. Boots and gloves come in standard sizes. Use the tiles above to narrow by type.
The Marc Marquez range holds race suits, jackets, boots and gloves in the number 93 and his team colors. Designs run from 2013 to 2026. More than half follow his Honda Repsol years, and the rest follow his Ducati seasons. Browse the Marc Marquez suit range
or the Marc Marquez jackets
.
Every piece is cut from cowhide and stitched by hand. Suits and jackets use 1.2-1.3 mm leather. Gloves use thinner 0.8-0.9 mm leather for feel at the bar. Suits can also be ordered in Monaco or kangaroo leather, chosen at order. For footwear, see the Marc Marquez race boots
. For his Honda years, see the Honda Repsol 2015 Marquez Jacket
.
Suit Type - order a 1-piece suit, a 2-piece suit, or just the jacket or pants. Add a thermal or removable lining and an extra knee slider if you like.
Custom Size - every suit and jacket can be cut to your own measurements. The made-to-measure page shows each step.
Speed Hump and Perforation - pick no hump, or a standard, ventilated or hydro hump. Then pick no perforation, or chest, front or full perforation for hot days.
How do I choose a size? Measure your chest, waist and arms at home, then compare with the how to measure guide. Which colors can I pick? Red, black and white lead the range, with orange, Repsol Blue and metallic blue designs too.
Measure your chest at the fullest point and your waist at the narrowest point. Then measure your arms, legs and torso with a soft tape. Write each number in inches or centimeters. Choose Custom Size on the suit page and enter them. The suit is then cut to your numbers. The how to measure guide shows where to place the tape, and the size chart lists the standard sizes.
Designs run from 2013 to 2026. His Honda Repsol years cover most of the range, in red, orange, black and Repsol Blue. Later designs follow his Ducati seasons. A few one-off designs come from winter tests. Each product page names its season, so you can match a suit, jacket, boots and gloves from the same year.
Every suit starts in 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide, stitched by hand. At order, you can switch to Monaco or kangaroo leather instead. Jackets and boots are made in the same cowhide. Gloves use thinner 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide so you can feel the bar and levers. Pick the leather that suits how often you ride, then add a lining or extra knee slider if you need one.
Yes. Each suit has a Matching Gears option for gloves and boots in the same colors. Jackets offer matching gloves. Add them on the product page when you order, so the set looks like one livery. Each item is made to order and hand-stitched, so the pieces may arrive as separate parcels. The customer service page can help if you have a question about a set.
Wipe off dirt and bugs with a soft, damp cloth after each ride. Let a wet suit dry slowly at room temperature, away from heaters. Condition the leather every 6 to 12 months so it stays soft and does not crack. Hang the suit on a wide hanger, out of direct sun, so the colors stay bright. Check the seams before each season. The leather care instructions cover each step.
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