A one piece motorcycle riding suit joins the jacket and pants with a zip-free waist. Each suit here is hand-stitched in 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide and made to order. You can also pick kangaroo or Monaco leather, and a custom size. See every style in the motorcycle race suits range
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One Piece Race Suit Hand-Stitched Leather, Made to Order
A motorcycle suit one piece design has no waist zip between the jacket and pants. That keeps the suit from riding up when you tuck in on the bike. Every suit here is cut from 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide by default. Each one is hand-stitched and made to order. Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009.
You choose the leather at order: cowhide, kangaroo or Monaco. Kangaroo is thin and light. Cowhide is a little firmer. You also set the speed hump, the perforation and the lining. Add an extra knee slider, or a removable or thermal lining, if you want one.
What size should I order? A race suit should feel snug but let you move. Measure your chest, waist and inseam, then compare them with the Size Guide.
Should I pick a custom size? Yes, if you sit between sizes or have long arms or legs. See made-to-measure options for the steps.
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A race suit should feel snug but still let you move. Measure your chest at the fullest point and your waist at the narrowest point. Then measure your inseam from the crotch to the ankle. Compare your numbers with the Size Guide. If you fall between sizes, or your arms or legs are long, pick Custom Size. The suit is then cut to your own numbers.
All three are offered on every suit in this range. Cowhide is the default hide, at 1.2-1.3 mm. It is firm and holds its shape. Kangaroo is thinner and lighter, so many track riders like it. Monaco is a third choice you can pick on the product page. Each leather is hand-stitched the same way. Think about how often you ride and how much weight you want to carry, then pick the leather that suits you.
A one piece suit joins the jacket and pants in one garment. It does not ride up when you tuck in, so many riders use it on track. A two piece suit zips together at the waist. You can wear the jacket alone, which helps on the street. Most designs here can be ordered either way. You can also order just the jacket or just the pants. Pick the style on the product page.
You can pick a speed hump on the back: none, standard, ventilated or hydro. Perforation comes on the chest, the front, the whole suit, or not at all. You can add an extra knee slider, a removable lining or a thermal removable lining. Matching boots and gloves can be added to the same order. All choices are set on the product page before the suit is cut and stitched.
Brush dirt off the seams after each ride, then wipe the leather with a soft, damp cloth. Let the suit dry at room temperature, away from heaters and direct sun. Use a leather conditioner every few months so the cowhide stays soft. Hang the suit on a wide, padded hanger in a dry place. Do not machine wash it. The leather care instructions explain each step in more detail.
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