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CE certified one piece racing leather suits engineered for track day performance. Race leather suits from Leather Collection feature hand stitched construction and abrasion resistant cowhide designed to withstand high-speed road courses. Made to measure sizing ships globally — hand stitched since 2009. Use the category tiles above to narrow by suit type and custom options.
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BMW Racing Leathers

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is a CE certified one piece racing leather suit and how does it protect you on the track?
A CE certified one-piece racing leather suit is engineered for track performance with impact-absorbing armor at critical zones and abrasion-resistant leather designed to withstand high-speed slides. CE certification means it meets European safety standards for motorcycle protective gear. Our racing suits use premium full-grain cowhide and kangaroo leather—materials that provide superior durability and protection compared to synthetic alternatives. Each suit features hand-stitched construction at stress points for maximum integrity during crashes. Built-in padding and armor placement protect shoulders, elbows, knees, and spine. Custom sizing ensures proper fit for optimal protection without restricting movement. Whether you're racing road courses or pushing track limits, a certified suit reduces injury severity significantly.
How are hand stitched racing leathers different from machine made motorcycle suits in terms of durability?
Hand-stitched racing leathers outlast machine-made suits because skilled craftspeople reinforce high-stress areas with multiple passes, creating seams that flex with leather movement rather than fighting against it. Machine stitching follows rigid patterns that can weaken when leather expands and contracts during intense riding. Our 15+ years of craftsmanship ensures every stitch on arm joints, shoulders, and waist receives precise tension and quality thread that resists abrasion. Hand stitching also allows repairs—worn seams can be professionally re-stitched without replacing the entire suit. The durability difference becomes critical during crashes: hand-stitched seams hold armor in place and prevent separation, while machine seams may separate under impact forces. This attention to construction is why racing professionals trust hand-stitched suits for consistent on-track performance.
Should I choose a custom made racing leather suit or buy a standard size for track day performance?
Custom-made racing suits deliver superior track day performance because proper fit keeps armor positioned correctly and eliminates excess leather that creates drag and reduces movement precision. Standard sizes rarely match individual body proportions—bunching at the waist or tight shoulders compromise both safety and control. Our made-to-measure service at Made to Measure captures your exact dimensions so the suit moves with your body rather than against it. Custom suits also allow you to choose leather type, armor placement, and custom branding for team or racing colors. For track days where milliseconds matter, a suit tailored to your body geometry improves bike feel and reduces rider fatigue. Standard sizing works for occasional casual riding, but competitive performance requires the precision of custom construction. Our sizing guide at Size Guide helps ensure accuracy.
What abrasion resistant features should a one piece racing suit have for road course riding?
Road course racing suits require full-grain cowhide or kangaroo leather rated for abrasion resistance—materials that withstand sustained sliding friction at speeds exceeding 100+ mph without tearing or allowing skin contact. Critical features include reinforced leather panels on shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees where body weight concentrates during leans. Double or triple-layered construction at high-impact zones provides additional protection depth. Armor placement must cover the spine, collarbone, and tailbone from forward slides. Seams should be hand-stitched with quality thread that resists separation—machine stitching fails under abrasion forces. Look for suits with tested abrasion resistance ratings and CE certification confirming performance standards. Our racing suits use premium leather selected specifically for road course durability, with armor positioned to handle the extreme sliding forces unique to road courses.
How do I get properly measured for a made to measure racing leather suit that fits correctly?
Proper measurements for a custom racing suit require taking 12+ key dimensions while wearing fitted clothing—chest, waist, hips, shoulder width, arm length, inseam, and torso length form the foundation. Measure horizontally across your body with a soft tape, keeping it relaxed but not loose. Wearing your usual riding position clothing helps capture your actual racing posture dimensions. Our detailed sizing guide at Size Guide walks through each measurement with images and video guidance. When ordering custom at Made to Measure, you'll specify armor placement preferences and any modifications. Our team reviews measurements and contacts you within 24 hours with clarifications if needed. We ship to 50+ countries and offer support to ensure measurements produce a suit that fits perfectly for maximum on-track performance and safety.

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