Marco Simoncelli Race Suit

Marco Simoncelli race suit designs here are inspired by his seasons from 2004 to 2011, on Aprilia, Gilera and Honda. Colors include red, white, yellow and black. Each suit is hand-stitched to order in cowhide. See his jackets, boots and more in the Marco Simoncelli replica range .
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    Marco Simoncelli MotoGP Racing Suit Gilera 2007
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    Marco Simoncelli MotoGP Racing Suit Aprilia 2004
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Marco Simoncelli Race Suit
Replica Leathers Made to Order

Each Marco Simoncelli race suit here is inspired by one of his Grand Prix seasons. Simoncelli won the 250cc world title in 2008 on a Gilera. The designs show the team colors and race number of each year. Every suit is made to order and stitched by hand. Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009.

Seasons in This Range

From his early years, see the Simoncelli Aprilia 2004 suit and the Simoncelli Gilera 2007 suit .

From his title year, there is the Simoncelli Gilera 2008 suit . His last season is the Simoncelli Honda 2011 suit .

Leather and Options

Leather - Each suit is cut from 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide, with armor pockets at the shoulders, elbows, knees and back. You can also choose Monaco or kangaroo leather at order.

Style - Order a one-piece suit, a two-piece suit, or just the jacket or pants.

Speed hump and perforation - Choose no hump, a standard, vented or hydro hump. Then pick no perforation, a perforated chest, a perforated front or full perforation.

Add-ons - Add a removable lining, a thermal removable lining or extra knee sliders. Matching gloves and boots can be ordered with the suit.

Buying Guidance

How do I choose a size? Measure at home and compare with the size chart. Or choose Custom Size and read about made to measure.

Where can I get help? Visit the customer service page with any question about fit or options.

For the full look, see the matching Marco Simoncelli leather jacket and Marco Simoncelli racing boots.

Frequently Asked Questions

Choose the season whose colors you like most. The range covers his Aprilia year in 2004, his Gilera years in 2007 and 2008, and his Honda year in 2011. Simoncelli won the 250cc world title in 2008 on the Gilera. Each product page names its year and shows the full design. All the suits are hand-stitched to order in cowhide.
Measure your chest, waist, hips, arm length and inseam at home. Then compare your numbers with the size chart. If you fall between sizes, or want a close race fit, choose Custom Size at order. The guide on how to measure your size shows each point step by step. Your suit is then cut to your own numbers.
Each suit is cut from 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide as standard. You can also choose Monaco or kangaroo leather at order. The suit has armor pockets at the shoulders, elbows, knees and back. You can add extra knee sliders, a removable lining or a thermal lining. To keep the leather soft, follow the leather care instructions after each ride.
Yes. Every design comes as a one-piece suit or a two-piece suit. A one-piece suit is the usual choice for track days. A two-piece suit has a jacket and pants that zip together. You can wear the jacket on its own on the road. You can also order just the jacket or just the pants of any design.
Yes. Add matching gloves and boots in the Matching Gears option when you order the suit. They are sized on their own, apart from the suit. The colors follow the same design, so the full set looks like one outfit. Each item is made to order and stitched by hand. You can also see his racing boots and leather jacket in their own ranges.

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