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Motorcycle Riding Gear
for Every Ride

Leather jackets, suits, gloves and boots, sewn by hand and made to order.
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Cowhide Leather

Most jackets, suits, gloves and boots use cowhide leather. Race suits can also use Monaco or kangaroo leather, which you pick at order.

Seams for Road and Track

The seams are sewn to hold up on daily rides and track days.

Speed Hump and Perforation

On many suits and jackets you can pick a standard, vented or hydro hump, or no hump. You can also choose full, front or chest perforation for airflow.

Lining and Add-Ons

Choose a regular lining, a printed lining or no lining. Race suits can add a removable or thermal lining and an extra knee slider.

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Motorcycle riding gear for road and track

This range brings leather suits, jackets, pants, chaps, vests, gloves and footwear together. Each item is hand-stitched and made to order. Choose a category by how you ride and which parts of your outfit you still need.

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Build your riding outfit

Race suits. One-piece and two-piece formats provide different ways to wear full leathers. Suits include CE certified Level 1 armor and CE certified leather. Level 2 armor is an optional product add-on.

Jackets and pants. Separate clothing lets you choose upper and lower pieces independently. Motorcycle jackets and suits are compatible with an air vest. Check other garments individually if armor is a priority.

Layering pieces. Chaps go over riding pants or jeans. Vests add leather at the torso while leaving your arms free. Decide if you need a layer over existing trousers or an extra torso piece before comparing colors and closures.

Hands and feet. Gloves and boots can coordinate with many suits. Select their sizes separately from the clothing. Check each product’s listed features against the suit you intend to wear, then assess hand and foot fit independently.

How to Choose Your Motorcycle Riding Gear

Set your fit. Custom size applies to clothing only; gloves and boots come in standard sizes. Use explore made-to-measure options when considering measurements for clothing. Consider which garments need individual sleeve, torso or leg proportions before ordering a coordinated outfit.

Choose the suit setup. Cowhide is the base leather; Monaco and kangaroo cost extra. Consider perforation, lining and hump options against the weather and riding position you expect. Choose the climate options before adding graphics or matching accessories to your suit order.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

You can order leather jackets, one-piece and two-piece race suits, pants, chaps, vests, gloves and boots. Each item is made to order and stitched by hand. Most pieces use cowhide leather, and a few use sheepskin. Some designs are inspired by race teams, such as the Yamaha R jacket in blue. Others are plain black or brown for daily riding. Use the filters at the top to sort by type, size or color.
Yes. Many jackets, suits, vests and pants offer a custom size option. You send your own measurements when you order, and the piece is cut to fit you. This helps if your arms, legs or torso fall between standard sizes. Follow the how to measure guide to take each measurement the right way. Measure over light clothes, and ask a friend to help with the back and arms.
Race suits use cowhide leather as the base. When you order, you can also pick Monaco leather or kangaroo leather instead. On many suits you can choose a speed hump style and the amount of perforation for airflow. Add-ons include a removable lining, a thermal lining and an extra knee slider. Pick the options that match how and where you ride.
Yes. Many race suits offer matching gloves and boots as an option at order. This gives you a full set in the same colors. You can also order gloves on their own, such as the Yamaha blue leather gloves. If you are not sure which items match, the customer service page can help you before you order.
Wipe off dirt and bugs with a soft, damp cloth after a ride. Let the leather dry at room temperature, away from heaters and direct sun. Use a leather conditioner now and then to keep it soft and stop it from cracking. Store your gear on a wide hanger in a cool, dry place. The leather care instructions explain each step in more detail.

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