Mens Leather Jackets

Motorcycle leather jackets for men combine kangaroo with CE-rated armor pockets for road and track. Each jacket is hand-stitched with pre-curved sleeves and reinforced stress points at collar, cuffs, waist, and hem. Standard sizes ship in 10-15 working days; made-to-measure fits ship in 4-6 weeks from spec confirmation. We have shipped to 50+ countries since 2009. Browse rider fits above by name.

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Motorcycle Leather Jackets For Men
CE-Rated Kangaroo Leather, Hand-Stitched

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between standard and made-to-measure motorcycle jackets?

Standard mens riding jackets ship in 10-15 working days from order confirmation in fixed sizes US 32-50. Made-to-measure jackets adjust sleeve length, torso depth, and waist to your exact measurements and ship in 4-6 weeks from spec confirmation. Both use the same kangaroo leather and hand-stitched construction. Made-to-measure eliminates excess fabric at the shoulders or bunching at the wrists during cornering. Consult the Size Guide to confirm your standard fit, or use Made to Measure for a tailored race-fit jacket that matches your body dimensions.

Does CE-rated kangaroo leather offer abrasion resistance during slides?

CE-rated refers to armor pockets that accept impact protectors meeting EN 1621-1 standards for shoulders, elbows, and back. Kangaroo leather itself provides abrasion resistance during slides due to its tear strength and lower thickness (1.2mm) compared to heavier hides, allowing freedom of movement. The armor pockets on our jackets sit at stress points where contact is likely during a fall. Hand-stitched seams at the collar, cuffs, waist, and hem reinforce these zones. Proper armor installation requires protectors to be inserted correctly; see Contact Us or our Help Center for armor fit guidance before your first ride.

What riding styles do these leather jackets suit best?

Road riding jackets prioritize comfort for extended distance tours with relaxed fits and longer hems for coverage while seated upright. Track jackets feature pre-curved sleeves and stretch elbow panels that reduce arm fatigue in a tucked racing posture and allow you to move within the suit during high-speed cornering. Our made-to-measure service lets you adjust sleeve reach and waist drop to match your riding position—tucked for track, neutral for road commuting, or relaxed for touring. Standard sizes US 32-50 cover both applications with balanced fit. Use the Size Guide to identify your road-ready cut, or order custom for your specific riding stance.

How do I clean and condition kangaroo leather?

Kangaroo leather dries faster than thicker hides and requires conditioning every 6-12 months to retain suppleness and prevent cracking. After each ride, brush away dust and mud with a soft cloth; do not use water-based cleaners on unfinished grain. Apply a quality leather conditioner every 12 months or after high-mileage seasons using a soft applicator, working it into the grain with circular motions. Allow the jacket to air-dry flat away from direct heat or sunlight. Regular conditioning keeps the natural grain texture visible and preserves flexibility for movement. Store your jacket on a padded hanger in a cool, dry space. Each jacket ships pre-conditioned with leather oil, so it arrives ready for first use without additional prep.

What measurements do I need to order a custom-fit riding jacket?

Made-to-measure requires chest width (armpit to armpit), sleeve length (shoulder point to wrist bone), torso length (base of neck to waist), and waist circumference. The Size Guide includes a printable measuring template with diagrams for each dimension. Start with your standard sizing using the chart, then order Made to Measure to adjust any dimension that feels snug or loose. After you confirm your specs, our tailors hand-stitch the jacket over 4-6 weeks and ship via tracked courier to 50+ countries. A proper fit eliminates bunching at the shoulders, riding-up of the hem when cornering, and excess sleeve length that restricts wrist movement during braking.

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