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Motorcycle Race Suits

Motorcycle race suits engineered from kangaroo leather ship in 4–6 weeks for made-to-measure from spec confirmation; standard sizes ship in 10–15 working days. One-piece and two-piece configurations feature offset CE armor and pre-curved limbs for track performance. Hand-stitched construction reinforces stress points at shoulders, elbows, knees, and hips across 50+ countries since 2009.
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Motorcycle Race Suits
CE-Rated, Kangaroo Leather, Hand-Stitched Since 2009

Motorcycle race suits from Leather Collection are engineered from kangaroo leather and ship to 50+ countries. Whether you need track-focused protection or mixed street-to-track performance, the range covers one-piece and two-piece configurations. Each suit features offset CE armor at shoulders, elbows, knees, and hips with made-to-measure sizing matched to your exact body measurements.

Race suits deliver impact protection because multi-layer seams and high-abrasion kangaroo resist road contact at speed. Hand-stitched construction locks each panel with precision, reducing stretch under G-forces and cornering stress. Pre-curved limbs and ventilated panels maintain mobility during extended track sessions without shifting during acceleration or braking.

Race Suit Types

1-Piece Race Suit — best for closed-course racing and track days. Kangaroo leather wraps your entire frame with seamless reinforcement at shoulders, elbows, knees, and hips. Pre-curved arms and legs align with aggressive riding position, locking you securely through every lap.

2-Piece Race Suit — best for mixed riding and quick gear changes. Jacket and pants zip together with offset CE armor covering key impact zones. Modular design lets you wear either piece alone for street sessions or connect for full track protection.

Mens Race Suit — best for male riders seeking secure chest and waist fit. Gender-tailored cut includes adjustable cuff straps and strategic stretch panels that stabilize torso and limbs during aggressive cornering. Hand-stitched seams reinforce elbow and knee zones where contact occurs most.

Womens Race Suit — best for female riders needing shaped construction. Ergonomic shaping at hip and chest pairs with reinforced shoulders and narrower cuff sizing for secure closure. Features full CE armor zones and ventilation paths engineered for female rider proportions.

Buying Guidance

How do I find my size? Use our Size Guide to measure chest, waist, and inseam, then compare with our standard sizing chart.

Can I customize the fit? Yes — our Made to Measure service adjusts every seam, armor placement, and color to your body and riding style.

Which configuration suits my needs? One-piece locks you in for track; two-piece offers flexibility for mixed street and track riding. Visit our Help Center and Shipping & Delivery pages for detailed comparisons and timelines.

How do I care for my suit? Conditioning every 6–12 months preserves softness and prevents surface cracking.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which race suit configuration is best for closed-course track events?

A one-piece race suit is best for sanctioned track racing and track days because it locks your entire frame in a single seamless garment. The unified construction eliminates zipper separation points and reduces flex at the waist during aggressive cornering and braking. Pre-curved sleeves and legs align with a tucked riding position, keeping the suit stable through high-speed maneuvers. Two-piece configurations offer modularity for mixed street-and-track use, but one-piece delivers the security demanded by closed courses. Use our Size Guide to measure your inseam and torso before ordering.

What is kangaroo leather and why is it used in race suits?

Kangaroo leather is a high-performance hide valued in professional racing for tear strength and lower weight compared to thicker hides. The grain-side surface resists abrasion during high-speed slides, and the material remains supple across temperature ranges encountered at racetracks. Professional MotoGP and WSBK teams specify kangaroo for both protection and mobility. Each suit uses 1.2mm grain-side kangaroo with multi-layer stitching at stress points. Standard sizes ship in 10–15 working days; made-to-measure orders ship in 4–6 weeks from spec confirmation. Conditioning every 6–12 months keeps the leather soft and ready for the track.

How does a made-to-measure race suit fit differently than standard sizing?

Made-to-measure race suits adjust sleeve length, torso height, waist taper, and inseam to match your exact body dimensions, whereas standard sizes use fixed proportions across small, medium, and large ranges. Custom fit eliminates excess fabric in the shoulders or arms, which reduces bunching under gear and improves armor positioning over your actual joints. Our Made to Measure service also repositions CE armor pockets to align with your shoulder, elbow, knee, and hip anatomy. Specify your measurements during order checkout; made-to-measure ships in 4–6 weeks from spec confirmation. Standard sizes ship faster in 10–15 working days. Check the Size Guide for accurate measurement instructions.

What CE-rated armor can I add to my race suit?

Race suits feature offset CE armor pockets at shoulders, elbows, knees, and hips engineered to accept impact protectors meeting EN 1621 standards. CE Level 1 protectors fit the pockets and reduce blunt-force energy during slides. The suit's kangaroo leather and multi-layer construction work with CE armor to resist abrasion and distribute impact load across the protected zones. You can install protectors during made-to-measure customization or afterward by inserting them into pre-cut pockets. Our Help Center provides fitting guidance for specific armor brands. All race suits ship to 50+ countries, and each suit takes 4–6 weeks for made-to-measure or 10–15 working days for standard sizes.

How do I care for a kangaroo leather race suit?

Condition your suit every 6–12 months with leather oil or specialized conditioner to preserve softness and prevent surface cracking. After track use, wipe down the suit with a damp cloth to remove dirt, then air-dry away from direct heat or sunlight. Store the suit on a padded hanger in a climate-controlled space to avoid humidity and temperature swings. Hand-stitched seams remain flexible when leather is kept supple; conditioning also restores the grain texture. Avoid machine washing or dry cleaning, which can damage stitching and armor pockets. Proper care extends the usable life of your suit across multiple seasons. See our Help Center for detailed conditioning instructions and product recommendations.

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