Which piece to start with
- Race suit. The full track option. It has CE Level 1 armor for shoulders, elbows, knees and hips, and an EN 1621-2 Level 1 back protector. Every design comes as a one-piece, a two-piece, the jacket only or the pants only. See all MotoGP race suits.
- Leather racing jacket. The everyday choice for road riding and wearing off the bike, with CE Level 1 armor at the shoulders and elbows plus back armor pockets. Browse the MotoGP leather jackets.
- Gloves. Team designs from the 2023 to 2026 seasons in thin cowhide. Compare knuckle protection and palm sliders alongside the graphics in the MotoGP racing gloves.
- Boots. Hand-stitched 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide with ankle bracing, toe sliders and a reinforced shift pad, in the MotoGP racing boots range.
Building a set in one rider's colors
Several riders have every piece in the same season design, which makes a matching set easy. For 2026, the Marc Marquez Ducati suit pairs with his race boots, and the Pedro Acosta Red Bull KTM Tech3 suit has matching gloves. Order the suit first if you want the set to follow one season exactly, then pick the gloves and boots from the same year. The newest designs are grouped in the MotoGP 2026 collection.
Sizing across the four types
Suits and jackets come in standard sizes or in Custom Size, built from your own measurements. Ask someone else to take them over thin clothing, following our measuring guide. Gloves and boots are made in standard sizes only: gloves from men's XS to 3XL and women's XS to XL, boots up to EU 46 / US 12. Check the size chart before ordering a set, because a suit in Custom Size and boots in a standard size are sized separately.