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Race-Inspired Leather Suits
for Track Days

Suits and gear for MotoGP and WSBK fans. Each piece is hand-stitched and made to order.
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MotoGP-Inspired Designs

Suits, jackets, gloves and boots inspired by MotoGP, WSBK and AMA riders from 1973 to 2026.

Cowhide, Monaco or Kangaroo

Suits start from 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide. You can choose cowhide, Monaco or kangaroo leather at order.

Season Colors

Each piece is cut in the colors of its season.

Custom Size Available

Most suits and jackets offer a custom size. It is cut to your own measurements for a closer fit.

MotoGP-Inspired Leathers: Featured In MotoGP & WSBK

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MotoGP leather suits and matching race-inspired gear

Race colors and sponsor-style graphics connect this range across MotoGP, WSBK and AMA designs. You can build around a rider's season or select the garment type that suits your riding. Everything is hand-stitched and made to order.

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Suits start with 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide. Monaco and kangaroo leather are extra-cost options on suits, and kangaroo is also offered on motorcycle jackets. Product choices determine the speed hump, perforation and lining available.

Gear for different riding needs

Connected suit. A one-piece suit gives a continuous body for a tucked riding position. A two-piece has a waist join and lets you wear the jacket separately. Choose the waist construction around how often you expect to wear the upper half alone.

Separate clothing. Jackets and race pants offer ways to choose individual garments. Check the product specifications if armor matters on a jacket or pants. Compare the separate garments with riding clothing you already own before building the rest of the outfit.

Gloves and boots. Matching colors can connect the outfit, but each item needs its own size. Both gloves and boots come in standard sizes only. Use hand and foot measurements independently before adding coordinated accessories to a clothing order.

Suit protection. All motorcycle suits come with CE certified Level 1 armor and CE certified leather. Level 2 armor is available as a product add-on. Motorcycle suits and motorcycle jackets are compatible with an air vest.

How to Choose Your MotoGP Leather Suit

Use your riding position. A tucked race cut can feel restrictive on long upright rides. Compare a two-piece setup or a separate race jacket for that use. Consider how much of your ride is spent upright before settling on the race cut.

Check the whole outfit. Custom sizing applies to clothing only, with the option available on most suits and jackets. You can explore made-to-measure options before deciding which pieces need their own measurements.

Keep seasons aligned. If a coordinated look matters, compare the rider and year on every piece. Similar colors alone may come from different designs. For example, compare the Le Mans reference on Fabio Quartararo gloves and boots when coordinating that look.

Frequently Asked Questions

An inspired suit follows the colors and sponsor-style graphics of a rider's season. It has pre-curved sleeves and a race cut for a tucked riding position. A standard jacket has a more upright cut for daily riding. Inspired suits come as one-piece or two-piece suits, and also as a jacket or pants only. Each piece is hand-stitched in cowhide and made to order. Pick the season you like and the parts you need.
Every suit starts from 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide. At order, you can choose cowhide, Monaco or kangaroo leather on the race suits. Gloves use thinner 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide. Jackets and boots come in cowhide as well. You can also set the speed hump and perforation on most suits and jackets. A removable lining, a thermal lining and extra knee sliders can be added to suits.
Measure your chest, waist, hips, sleeve and inseam at home with a soft tape. The how to measure guide shows where to place the tape. Compare the numbers with the standard sizes for each item. If you fall between sizes, pick Custom Size at order and enter your own numbers. The piece is then cut to those measurements. Most suits and jackets offer a custom size.
You can use it for both, but think about how you ride. The suits have pre-curved sleeves and a race cut made for a tucked position on a sport bike. On long upright rides, that cut can feel tight across the chest and neck. A two-piece suit helps, since you can wear the jacket on its own. If most of your riding is upright, a race jacket may suit you better. The customer service page can help you choose.
Wipe the leather with a soft, damp cloth after each ride. Let it dry at room temperature, away from heaters and direct sun, which can fade the colors. Use a leather conditioner now and then to keep it soft. Hang suits and jackets on wide, padded hangers in a cool, dry place. Check the seams and armor pockets from time to time. The leather care instructions explain each step.

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