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Leather Motorcycle Gloves

Leather motorcycle gloves from Leather Collection combine hand-stitched kangaroo leather with reinforced palms for grip control on wet roads and track days. Standard sizes ship in 10–15 working days; made-to-measure adjusts length and circumference and ships in 4–6 weeks from spec confirmation. Touchscreen and insulated options let commuters and long-distance riders stay connected and warm without compromising protection.
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Leather motorcycle gloves
CE-Rated Kangaroo Riding Protection

Hand-stitched leather motorcycle gloves from Leather Collection are made from kangaroo leather and ship globally since 2009. Whether you need daily city riding protection or long-distance cold-weather performance, the range covers both touchscreen and reinforced-palm options. Riders choose these gloves for grip, tactile feedback, and custom sizing that adjusts to your hand shape.

BENEFITS

Riding gloves from Leather Collection offer hand-stitched seams because finger and palm stress demands precision. Kangaroo leather resists abrasion and molds to your hand over time. Made-to-measure sizing eliminates pressure points on long rides, and reinforced palms increase grip control on wet roads or gravel descents.

GLOVE TYPES

Touchscreen Leather Riding Gloves — best for commuters and navigation. Conductive fingertips let you control phones without removing gloves. Reinforced palm patches maintain grip through extended hours in the saddle.

Perforated Summer Riding Gloves — best for warm-weather riding. Laser-cut perforations reduce heat buildup while kangaroo leather stays abrasion-resistant. Lightweight construction keeps hands cool on high-speed runs.

Insulated Winter Riding Gloves — best for cold touring and commutes. Cross-stitched seams and thermal lining trap body heat without bulk. Reinforced knuckles and palms deliver control in frozen or wet conditions.

BUYING GUIDANCE

How do I choose the right size? Measure around the widest part of your palm, excluding the thumb, and check our Size Guide. If between sizes, select the larger fit. Can I customize the fit? Yes—Made to Measure adjusts length and circumference for any hand shape. How long do these gloves last? Hand-stitched seams and kangaroo leather support repeated movement; regular conditioning every 6-12 months keeps them supple and grip-ready.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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

Standard-size gloves ship within 10–15 working days from order confirmation, while made-to-measure gloves adjust length, circumference, and finger reach to your exact hand shape. Made-to-measure ships 4–6 weeks from spec confirmation. Choose standard if your palm measurement falls within the size guide; choose made-to-measure if between sizes or if you have narrower fingers or a longer reach. Both use hand-stitched kangaroo leather with the same reinforced palms and grip control. Most riders upgrading from standard report better wrist stability and zero pressure points on long touring rides. Consult our Size Guide to confirm your fit before ordering.

Are these gloves CE-rated for safety protection?

Yes. All Leather Collection motorcycle gloves are CE-rated for abrasion resistance and impact protection during slides. Kangaroo leather is valued in professional racing for its tear strength and lighter weight compared to thicker hides. The reinforced palm construction with double-stitched stress points at the wrist and base knuckles absorbs friction on asphalt and gravel. Gloves do not include pre-installed armor inserts; however, select styles feature armor pockets that accept optional impact protectors meeting EN 1621-2 standards. See Shipping & Delivery for details on which styles include armor pockets and how to add protectors after purchase.

Can I use touchscreen gloves while riding?

Yes. Touchscreen-compatible gloves feature conductive thread woven into the thumb and index fingertips, letting you control your phone, GPS, or motorcycle dashboard display without removing the gloves. The conductive layer is stitched directly into the leather, so it does not wear off with regular use. Most commuters and navigation-heavy riders prefer this option because it eliminates the fumble of removing gloves at traffic lights. Reinforced palms remain intact, so you do not sacrifice grip control or protective padding. All touchscreen variants are CE-rated and available in both standard and made-to-measure sizing. Check our Size Guide to confirm the base size before ordering touchscreen.

How do I measure my hand for the correct glove size?

Measure around the widest part of your palm, just below the knuckles, excluding your thumb, using a soft measuring tape. Record the measurement in centimetres and compare it to our Size Guide. If your measurement falls between two sizes, select the larger size for comfort on long rides. Hand shape varies—narrow hands may need made-to-measure circumference adjustment, while longer reaches benefit from custom finger and palm length. For assistance, contact our Help Center with your palm measurement and riding use case, and we will recommend standard or made-to-measure. Proper fit prevents pressure points on extended touring rides and ensures secure grip in wet conditions.

How should I care for my leather motorcycle gloves?

Condition your gloves every 6–12 months with leather conditioner to keep the leather supple and grip-ready. Wipe down after wet rides to remove moisture and salt, then air dry away from direct heat or sunlight. Kangaroo leather is naturally stain-resistant, but regular conditioning extends the usable life and prevents cracking at stress seams. Store in a cool, dry place; avoid cramped bags that crease the leather permanently. Hand-stitched seams support repeated movement—flexing fingers 200+ times per ride—so the stitching does not fray with proper care. For detailed care instructions and restoration questions, contact our Help Center.

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