Suit Specifications & Construction Details

Outer Shell

• Top grain cowhide leather of 1.2 to 1.3 mm thickness is used for motorcycle 1 piece suit.

• Accordion leather stretch panels on lower back and knees to improve flexibility and comfort.

• Stretchable Cordura placed at specific areas of sleeves, crotch and calf for maximum stretch.

• External CE Approved Protectors on shoulders, elbows and knees.

• Pre-curved sleeves for proper riding position.

• Semi auto-lock YKK zippers at front, cuff and calf.

• Velcro reinforced strap on neck, cuff and calf.

• Velcro's for attaching knee slider.

• Honda riding suit also features soft neoprene cuff and collar construction.

• Safety stitched with high strength nylon thread is used for maximum safety.

Inner Shell

• Motorcycle 1 piece suit also have polyester mesh lining.

• CE approved dual density (removable) armors at knees, shoulders and elbows.

• Removable dual density (CE approved) spine protector.

• Removable CE approved aerodynamic hump (Optional)

• Honda Riding suit has a left side inner mesh chest pocket

How to Measure Yourself for the Perfect Jacket Fit

Choosing the right size is key to both comfort and style. Follow this simple guide to measure yourself accurately before ordering your leather or shearling jacket. All you need is a flexible measuring tape and a mirror.

Step 1: Chest Measurement

• Stand straight and relax your arms at your sides.

• Wrap the measuring tape around the fullest part of your chest, just under your armpits.

• Make sure the tape is flat and snug but not tight.

Step 2: Shoulder Width

• Measure across the back of your shoulders, from one shoulder bone to the other.

• Keep the tape straight across your upper back, not curved.
  ✅ Ensures your jacket fits well across the shoulders.

Step 3: Sleeve Length

• Place one end of the tape at the top of your shoulder.

• Run it down the outside of your arm to your wrist bone.

• Keep your arm slightly bent for accuracy.
  ✅ This gives the correct sleeve length so it’s not too short or too long.

Step 4: Waist Measurement

• Wrap the tape around your natural waistline (usually just above your belly button).

• Keep the tape comfortably snug.
  ✅ Helps ensure your jacket closes properly without being too tight.

Step 5: Jacket Length (Optional)

• Measure from the top of your shoulder (near your neck) straight down to where you want the jacket to end.

• For fashion jackets, this is usually just below the waist; for biker jackets, often slightly longer.

Tips for Accurate Measurement

✔ Measure over light clothing (not thick sweaters).
✔ Take each measurement twice for accuracy.
✔ If you fall between two sizes, we recommend going one size up for comfort.

Notes for Customers

• All measurements are body measurements, not garment measurements.

• Sleeve length includes cuff.

• Back length measured below the collar.

• If you fall between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size for comfort.