Cowhide Race Gloves — Brown
Cowhide leather race gloves with reinforced knuckle protection and a durable, broken-in feel.
Cowhide Leather
The cowhide motorcycle jacket, built to outlast the bike.
Premium 1.2–1.4 mm full-grain cowhide jackets, suits and gloves — durable, protective, and built to last a decade.
Cowhide has protected riders for over a century, and for good reason — it is tough, thick, abrasion-resistant and ages beautifully. Every non-kangaroo build in the range uses full-grain cowhide at 1.2–1.4 mm. It is the leather most riders should be wearing: durable enough for daily commuting and confident enough for the occasional track day.
Cowhide Race Suit — Black & White
One piece and 2 piece cowhide leather suits with CE Level 1 or Level 2 armor.
Full-Grain Cowhide Gloves — Brown
Full-grain cowhide with hand-selected panels — no corrected leather, no bonded splits.
Cowhide Leather — Raw Hide Rolls
Every cowhide panel starts as a hand-selected, full-grain hide before it's cut.
Cowhide Race Suit — Black & White, Rider
Cafe racer, sport and touring cowhide leather motorcycle jackets in every cut.
Cowhide Leather Jacket — Black with Red Accents
Full-grain cowhide with hand-selected panels — no corrected leather, no bonded splits.
Why the cowhide motorcycle jacket is the sensible pick
For most riders, a cowhide motorcycle jacket is exactly the right choice. Full-grain cowhide at 1.2–1.4 mm delivers CE-certified abrasion resistance, absorbs impact energy and lasts a decade or more with basic conditioning. Compared to a kangaroo build, cowhide is heavier but tougher against everyday scuffs, more affordable and easier to repair. Every jacket is cut from hand-selected full-grain panels — never corrected or bonded leather.
A cowhide leather motorcycle jacket, plus matching suits and gloves
The cowhide leather range also covers one piece and 2 piece motorcycle suits, race gloves and touring gloves — all custom-patterned, all with CE armor, all with bonded nylon safety stitching. Cowhide can be combined with kangaroo at high-abrasion zones for a hybrid build if the rider wants the best of both hides. Send measurements and preferences through the form below to start a quote.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How thick is the cowhide used in your motorcycle jackets?+
Full-grain cowhide at 1.2–1.4 mm across every jacket, suit and glove — the standard thickness for CE-certified abrasion resistance without excessive weight.
Cowhide leather motorcycle jacket or kangaroo — which should I choose?+
Cowhide is heavier but tougher against everyday scuffs and more affordable. Kangaroo is lighter and slightly more abrasion-resistant per millimetre, but costs more. For most street and track riders, cowhide is the right call.
How do I care for a cowhide motorcycle jacket?+
Wipe down after every ride, condition every 3–6 months with a pH-neutral leather conditioner, and store on a wide hanger away from direct sunlight and heat. Never machine wash.
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