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Short answer: Leather Collection makes original X-Men-inspired suits and jackets in leather: Wolverine in yellow and blue or black and yellow, plus Cyclops, Gambit, Rogue, Storm and Jean Grey Phoenix. Choose the riding build if you will be on a bike, or the cosplay and display build for events and the shelf. They are inspired designs and not official merchandise.
Wolverine: yellow and blue or black and yellow
Most people searching for a Wolverine costume want one of two comic-book color schemes. We make both as leather suits and as jackets. This table shows how they differ.
| Question | Yellow and blue | Black and yellow |
|---|---|---|
| Palette | Yellow leather with blue shoulders, sides and forearms | Black leather with yellow panels |
| Look | Classic comic book | Darker, more modern |
| Hides wear | Less | More |
| Best for | Events, photos and display | Riding and regular wear |
| Product | Suit and jacket | Suit and jacket |
Because the colors are cut from separate pieces of leather, the lines need to meet cleanly, so check the renders on each product page for the exact panel layout. If you ride, the black and yellow version is the more practical choice. If you want the bright comic look, the yellow and blue version is the one.
The rest of the team
Each of these characters has a suit and a jacket in the range. Rogue, Storm and Jean Grey Phoenix are offered in women's standard sizes, and every suit can also be ordered in Custom Size.
Cyclops
Cyclops is the team leader. The leather design is blue with yellow chest straps, a red X emblem and black side panels. The suit adds a yellow belt, leg bands and knee trims. See the Cyclops inspired suit and jacket.
Gambit
Gambit is black leather with a large purple chest panel and purple sleeves, and the suit has fine purple lines down the black legs. See the Gambit inspired suit and jacket.
Rogue
Rogue has a yellow center with green sides and an X emblem, and the suit has yellow legs with green side panels. See the Rogue inspired suit and jacket.
Storm
Storm is black leather with silver lightning-style shapes on the arms and an X emblem on the chest. On the suit, silver shapes run down the legs. See the Storm inspired suit and jacket.
Jean Grey Phoenix
The Phoenix design is green leather with a gold bird-style emblem on the chest and gold forearms. The suit also has gold lower legs. See the Jean Grey Phoenix inspired suit and jacket.
Comic suits or film-style jackets
People searching for X-Men gear often mean one of two things. Some want the comic-book suit, with bright colors and full-body panels. Others want the film look, which is usually a plain jacket worn by the character on screen. We keep them separate so you land on the right page.
- Comic suits and jackets: this guide and the X-Men inspired motorcycle gear range.
- Film-style jackets: the men's Wolverine leather jacket and the Cyclops biker-style leather jacket.
- More on the film look: our posts on the X-Men jacket for motorcycle riders and the Wolverine Origins biker-style black leather jacket.
Riding build or cosplay and display build
Every suit comes in more than one build.
| Build | Armor | Back protector | Speed hump | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Riding suit | Removable CE Level 1 armor at the shoulders, elbows, knees and hips (Level 2 is a paid upgrade) | Back pocket for an optional EN 1621-2 back protector, sold as an add-on | Your choice on the order form: none, standard, ventilated or Hydro | 750 USD |
| Cosplay or collectible display suit | None | None | None | 650 USD |
| Jacket | Removable CE Level 1 armor at the shoulders and elbows (Level 2 is a paid upgrade); the women's Rogue, Storm and Phoenix jackets are milled cowhide with CE Level 1 armor at the shoulders and elbows | Back pocket for an optional EN 1621-2 back protector | Optional on the order form | 425 USD |
The riding build adds removable CE Level 1 armor and a back pocket for an optional back protector, and you can choose a speed hump on the order form. The cosplay and display build has no armor or back protector, so it is cheaper but not for riding. Armor reduces the force of an impact on the area it covers. It does not make a crash safe. Look up the CE standards for armor (EN 1621) and for riding garments (EN 17092) for an explanation of the levels. The armor on these suits is CE Level 1 to EN 1621-1.
Panel layout: what to look at in the renders
An X-Men suit is a team uniform at heart, so the layout carries the character. A few points help you compare designs.
- Color boundaries. Where blue meets yellow, or black meets gold, the seam line decides how sharp the design looks.
- Chest and shoulder shapes. These are the most recognizable parts, such as the X emblem, the chest straps or the purple chest panel.
- Movement. A motorcycle seat needs more flexibility than a poster pose, so if you are between sizes, consider Custom Size.
Wolverine on a bike
Wolverine is the character most people picture on a motorcycle, so the two Wolverine suits get the most questions about riding. If you ride year-round, take the black and yellow suit in the riding build and add gloves and boots from the product options. If you want one look for events and photos, the yellow and blue suit in the display build will do the job and costs less. Buyers who want both can choose a jacket for the street and a suit for events.
Choosing your size and fit
You can order standard sizes or have a suit made to measure (Custom Size). Measure yourself with the size chart. One tip: take the measurements over a thin base layer, because the suit will be worn with one. A suit that fits only over bare skin will feel tight once you add a layer, and tight suits are hard to ride in.
Wearing it: rides, events and photos
- On a ride: use the riding build. None of these designs has a cape.
- With a helmet: use a helmet that meets the standard where you live, and do not change the shell with paint or stickers.
- At an event: the display build is lighter and cooler to wear indoors.
- For photos: bright colors, such as the yellow and blue Wolverine, photograph well in daylight.
Quick picks
| If you want | Choose |
|---|---|
| The classic comic look | Wolverine in yellow and blue |
| A darker riding suit | Wolverine in black and yellow |
| A disciplined team-leader look | Cyclops |
| Something with more style | Gambit |
| A women's design with presence | Rogue, Storm or Jean Grey Phoenix |
Order checklist
- Pick the character and whether you want a suit or a jacket.
- Choose the build: riding or cosplay and display.
- Choose your size or ask about made-to-measure.
- Add gloves, and boots on suits, from the options on the product page. The logo goes on the inner glove cuff only and never over protective parts.
- Check the render. Product images are design renders, so the finished piece can differ in small details.
See superhero motorcycle suits and women's superhero motorcycle gear for more.
FAQs
Is this official X-Men or Marvel merchandise?
No. These are original designs inspired by characters, and they are not licensed or affiliated with the studios or publishers.
Can I ride in a Wolverine suit?
Yes, in the riding build. The cosplay and display build is not for riding.
What is the difference between the yellow and blue and black and yellow Wolverine suits?
The yellow and blue suit is the bright comic design, and the black and yellow suit is darker and easier to wear on the road.
Do you make women's Storm, Rogue or Jean Grey suits?
Yes, there are suits and jackets for each, in women's standard sizes or Custom Size. Check the product pages for sizes.
Can I get matching gloves and boots?
Gloves, and boots on suits, are options on the product page.
How is this different from the film-replica Wolverine jacket?
The film-style jacket copies a plain biker look. The comic designs here use the character's costume colors in a motorcycle suit or jacket.
Pick your character in the X-Men inspired motorcycle gear range.