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Motorcycle Touring Jackets

Motorcycle touring jackets combine hand-stitched kangaroo leather with CE-rated armor for 50+ countries of road riders since 2009. Standard sizes ship in 10 to 15 working days; made-to-measure orders ship in 4 to 6 weeks from spec confirmation. Each jacket uses multilayer construction with sealed seams, adjustable vents, and reinforced stress points to handle long highway miles across changing conditions.
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Motorcycle Touring Jackets
CE-Rated Kangaroo Leather

Motorcycle touring jackets from Leather Collection combine hand-stitched kangaroo leather with weather sealing for 50+ countries of road riders since 2009. For long-distance comfort or CE armor for safety, these jackets pair hand-stitched seams with reinforced panels and removable liners to adapt to changing conditions. Every piece is designed for durability, performance, and a precise fit.

Kangaroo leather provides high strength to weight ratio and supple feel. Multilayer construction with sealed seams reduces wind intrusion and rain penetration. Reinforced stress points at collar, cuffs, waist, and hem support repeated movement across long rides. Removable liners and adjustable vents adapt to seasons while keeping comfort across highway miles. CE armor slots accept flexible panels for shoulders, elbows, and back without restricting rider posture.

Jacket Types

Standard Touring Jacket — best for long distance comfort. Kangaroo leather with weather sealed seams and adjustable cuffs maintain fit across seasons. Multiple interior pockets organize navigation gear and personal items on extended trips.

Waterproof Touring Jacket — built for mixed weather riding. Multilayer construction with sealed seams keeps rain out while allowing airflow. Removable liner adapts to cold and warm months without changing outer shell.

CE-Armored Touring Jacket — safety focused for mileage. CE armor in shoulders, elbows, and back uses flexible panels for full range of motion. Padding placement distributes impact energy while keeping weight low for all day wear.

Hybrid Touring Jacket — best for warm climates. Kangaroo leather combined with mesh panels allows ventilation without sacrificing abrasion protection. Reinforced impact zones cover high contact areas during long highway sessions.

Buying Guidance

How do I choose the right size? Size is best determined with the Size Guide; start by measuring shoulders, chest, and sleeve length on a jacket you wear. For a precise fit, review Shipping & Delivery for timing and lead times. Should I choose armor and waterproofing? CE armor placement and seam sealing are key for variable weather touring. Consult the Help Center for guidance on protection levels. What about shipping and care after purchase? We ship to 50+ countries with Shipping & Delivery details. Conditioning every 6–12 months preserves softness and prevents surface cracking.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How long does it take to receive a made-to-measure touring jacket?

Made-to-measure touring jackets ship in 4 to 6 weeks from spec confirmation. Standard sizes ship in 10 to 15 working days from order confirmation. The difference reflects the time needed to hand-stitch your jacket to your exact measurements — torso length, sleeve reach, and waist — ensuring the fit supports your riding posture across long highway miles. Each custom order begins after your size confirmation is complete. Check Made to Measure for the measurement process and Size Guide to confirm your baseline dimensions before ordering.

What CE armor protection level do touring jackets have?

Motorcycle touring jackets feature CE Level 1 or Level 2 armor pockets that accept flexible impact protectors per EN 1621 standards. Level 1 armor handles general abrasion and light impact; Level 2 armor adds compression resistance for higher-energy impacts. Shoulders, elbows, and back panels have reinforced zones where protectors fit securely without shifting during long highway sessions. Armor pockets are removable, so you can customize protection levels to match your riding conditions. For specific armor placement on each jacket style, consult the Help Center or review each product page before adding to cart.

Can I wear a touring jacket in warm weather?

Yes. Hybrid touring jackets feature kangaroo leather panels combined with mesh sections that increase airflow without sacrificing abrasion resistance. Removable liners on most styles allow you to shed insulation during warmer months while keeping the protective outer shell. Adjustable vents and cuffs let you control ventilation and fit during long rides across changing temperatures. Standard touring jackets without mesh are best for autumn and spring; hybrid styles excel in warm climates or mixed-season touring. Use the Size Guide to confirm your measurements, then select the jacket type that matches your primary riding climate.

How do I care for a hand-stitched kangaroo leather touring jacket?

Condition your kangaroo leather jacket every 6 to 12 months using leather conditioner to keep the material supple and prevent surface cracking. After exposure to rain, allow the jacket to air dry away from direct heat or sunlight. Brush dry dust with a soft cloth. Store in a cool, dark place on a padded hanger to maintain shape. Hand-stitched seams remain strong when the surrounding leather stays conditioned — proper care extends the usable life of your jacket across many seasons of touring. For detailed care recommendations specific to your jacket style, reach out to the Help Center.

What is the difference between a touring jacket and a racing jacket?

Touring jackets prioritize long-distance comfort with adjustable vents, removable liners, and interior pockets for navigation gear — designed for highway miles across days or weeks. Racing jackets use pre-curved sleeves and seamless construction optimized for tucked track posture and high-speed cornering. Touring armor focuses on distributed impact zones for all-day wear; race armor concentrates protection at high-contact points during slides. Both use kangaroo leather and hand-stitched seams for durability. Choose a touring jacket if you ride long distances on public roads; choose a racing jacket if you focus on closed-circuit track days. Confirm your fit using the Size Guide for accurate measurements.

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