Matching Gloves and Boots for Superhero Suits: Colors, Logos and Protection

Short answer: matching gloves are offered on our superhero suits and on many of our jackets, and matching boots on the suits. They are options you add on the product page, not separate products. The character logo sits on the inner glove cuff, and protective parts such as TPU sliders and knuckle protection stay black.

The designs are inspired by characters. They are not licensed or official merchandise. That affects how the gear is made as well as how it is named, and it is the reason for a few rules you will see on the product pages.

How to add gloves and boots

Open the product page for the suit or jacket you want. Choose your build, then look for the glove and boot options. The match follows the design: if the suit is red and black, the gloves and boots follow the same color plan.

Start from the superhero motorcycle suits and pick the character first. The gear options follow from that page.

Gloves: colors, cuffs and the inner-cuff logo

Gloves are the piece most people notice in photos, so the match matters. The main color panels follow the suit. Black parts remain black.

The character logo goes on the inner cuff only. That is a design rule, not an accident. The outer hand has the knuckle protection and other protective parts, and we do not put logos over them. Keeping the logo inside the cuff leaves the protection uncovered and still gives you a clear detail when you take the glove off or hold your hand up.

Cuff style changes how the glove sits with the sleeve. A longer gauntlet cuff covers the wrist and the gap at the sleeve end. A short cuff is easier to wear under a jacket sleeve. We compare them in detail in our short versus gauntlet gloves guide.

Boots: suit-only, matched, and what to check

Boots are offered as a product option on the suits. We do not list them on the jackets, which makes sense: a jacket is usually worn with whatever riding pants and boots you already own. A full suit is a single look from neck to ankle, so the boots complete it.

Before ordering, check the boot description on the product page for what it actually includes, such as ankle support and sole type. Do not assume features that are not listed.

If you want a boot made to a specific style outside the matched option, see our custom motorcycle boots.

Why protective parts stay black

TPU sliders and knuckle protection do a specific job. They are hard-wearing parts meant to take contact. Printing, embroidery or color on top of them can change how they behave, and it can wear off at the worst moment. So we keep them black and keep logos away from them.

The rule has a side benefit: it keeps the suit looking clean. Black protective parts read as part of the design, and they match every color scheme.

Gauntlet or short cuff with a suit

With a suit, a gauntlet cuff often looks right because it sits at the sleeve end and covers the wrist. With a jacket, a short cuff may be more practical. Your choice depends on how the sleeve closes. Whichever you choose, the glove and sleeve should overlap enough that no skin shows when your arms are out in a riding position.

Sizing gloves and boots

Wrong size is the most common reason matching gear disappoints, so measure before ordering.

1. Gloves: measure around the widest part of your dominant hand, just below the knuckles, and the length from the wrist crease to the tip of the middle finger. Gloves come in standard sizes from XS to 3XL, and boots go up to EU 46 / US 12, standard sizes only. Compare with the product page or our size chart.
2. Boots: measure your foot length in the evening, when feet are largest, and wear the socks you ride in.
3. If you are between sizes, ask before ordering instead of guessing.

Matching gloves and boots come in standard sizes only. For made-to-measure gloves outside the matched option, see custom motorcycle gloves.

Riding or display: what changes

The riding build of the suit has removable CE Level 1 armor and a back pocket for an optional back protector, and you choose a speed hump on the order form. The cosplay and collectible display builds have no armor, back protector or hump. If you ride, pick the riding build and think about gloves and boots as riding gear. If you buy the display build, the gloves and boots are part of the look. They should not be used as protective equipment for riding.

Standards give you something to compare. EN 13594 covers motorcycle gloves and EN 13634 covers boots. Our explainer on EN 13594 gloves and EN 13634 boots shows what each tests. We do not claim a certification for the matched gloves or boots unless the product page states it.

A short ordering checklist

• Pick the build first: riding or display.
• Add gloves and, for a suit, boots on the product page.
• Check the logo location: inner cuff only.
• Check the cuff style against your sleeve.
• Measure your hands and feet before choosing a size.
• Ask about anything not stated on the page.

FAQs

Are gloves and boots sold separately?

They are offered as options on the suit or jacket product page, not as separate products.

Where is the logo on the gloves?

On the inner cuff. We do not place logos over TPU or black protective parts.

Can I ride in the matching gloves?

That depends on the build and what the product page lists. Check the description for protective features, and do not use display-build gear for riding. We make no safety guarantee.

Do the boots have protection?

Read the boot description on the product page for the exact features. Do not assume protection that is not stated.

How do I measure for gloves?

Measure the width of your hand around the knuckles and the length from wrist to middle fingertip, then compare with the size guidance on the page.

Ready to build your set? Choose your character in our superhero motorcycle suits and add the matching gear.