Custom MotoGP Suits and Jackets: Your Name, Number and Team Colours
Quick answer: A custom MotoGP suit takes the look of a Grand Prix race suit and makes it yours: a team livery with your own name and number, a Grand Prix layout in your own colours, or matching suits for a whole team or club. It should still be a real track suit underneath, with full-grain or kangaroo leather, CE Level 2 armour at the shoulders, elbows, knees and back, and a fit made to your measurements.
Key takeaways
- There are three ways to customise a MotoGP suit: personalise a team design, restyle it in your colours, or design a team kit from scratch.
- Your name and number usually go on the speed hump, chest, back or thigh.
- Graphics built from leather patchwork last the life of the suit. Print can crack and fade.
- The same design can be made as a one-piece suit, a two-piece suit or a jacket.
- For teams and clubs, each rider's suit is made to their own measurements in a shared design.
Option 1: A MotoGP design with your name and number
This is the most popular request. You choose a livery you like from our MotoGP leather racing suits, and we swap the rider's name and number for yours. The rest of the design stays the same.
Start with the livery that fits your bike. Most riders pick a design from the same manufacturer:
Or browse by season: 2026, 2025 and 2024 MotoGP suits.
Option 2: A Grand Prix layout in your own colours
Some riders love the shape of a livery (the stripes, the panel layout, the way the colours flow) but want it in different colours. For example, a Ducati-style layout in your Yamaha's blue, or a Honda-style design in black and gold. Send us the design you like and the colours you want, and we redraw it for you to approve.
Option 3: A design that is completely your own
If you want a suit nobody else has, start from a blank page. Our guide to designing your own race suit walks through colours, logo placement and lettering step by step. See finished examples in our custom motorcycle racing suits collection.
Where your name and number go
- Speed hump: the classic place for your race number, and what riders behind you see.
- Chest: your number or a short name, visible in photos and on the grid.
- Back: your surname, in large letters.
- Thigh: a big number that reads clearly when you lean into a corner.
- Collar or sleeve: a small name, nickname or flag.
Give us the exact spelling and the number when you order. They appear in the design proof, so you can check them before production.
Custom MotoGP jackets
Not ready for a full suit? Any Grand Prix design, with your name and number, can be made as a leather racing jacket with CE Level 2 armour at the shoulders and elbows and a back protector. Browse MotoGP leather racing jackets or our custom motorcycle jackets. Ask for a connecting zip and matching trousers if you want to turn it into a two-piece suit later. Our custom leather jacket guide covers sizing and options.
Team and club suits
Racing teams, track-day clubs and riding groups often want everyone in the same colours. A matching set looks great in the paddock and on the grid, and it makes the team easy to spot. Here is how it works:
- One shared design: agree the team colours, logo and sponsor placement once.
- Individual names and numbers: each rider gets their own lettering on the same design.
- Individual fit: each suit is made to that rider's own measurements, so every suit fits properly.
- Mixed styles: some riders can take one-piece suits, others two-piece suits or jackets, all in the same design.
- Matching extras: gloves and boots can be made in the team colours too.
For team orders, contact us with the number of riders and your design idea, and we will plan the order with you.
What is a MotoGP suit made of?
A Grand Prix-style suit should be a real race suit underneath the graphics. Ours use:
- Leather: full-grain cowhide at 1.3 to 1.4 mm, or kangaroo at 0.8 to 0.9 mm for a lighter suit. See kangaroo vs cowhide.
- Armour: removable CE Level 2 protectors at the shoulders, elbows and knees (EN 1621-1:2012) and a CE Level 2 back protector (EN 1621-2:2014).
- Construction: triple safety stitching, YKK zips, Kevlar stretch panels, accordion stretch at the lower back and knees, and reinforced leather at the impact zones.
- Sliders: replaceable knee sliders. See our knee slider guide.
For a deeper look at what racers wear, read MotoGP rider suit technology in 2026.
Fit: why made-to-measure matters
A race suit only protects you if the armour stays on your joints. Made-to-measure is the surest way to get that. We need ten figures (chest, waist, hips, neck, shoulder width, sleeve, torso, inseam, thigh, plus height and weight), and made-to-measure costs no more than a standard size. Follow our measuring guide. Tall, short or broad? Read race suits for every build.
Price and delivery
At the time of writing, our custom and MotoGP-style leather suits start at $549.99 and armoured racing jackets at $279.99. Your name and number are part of the design. Custom production takes about 14 to 21 business days, and shipping by DHL or FedEx is free to the US, Canada, the EU and Australia. See ordering, delivery and returns.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put my own name and number on a MotoGP suit?
Yes. Choose any design and tell us your name and number. They replace the rider's lettering and appear in the design proof before production.
Can I change the colours of a MotoGP design?
Yes. Keep the layout and change the colours, for example to match your bike.
Can I use a custom MotoGP suit on track days?
Yes. It is a race-specification leather suit with CE Level 2 armour. Most organisers require a one-piece suit or a two-piece joined by a full 360-degree zip. Our track-day gear checklist covers the rest.
Do you make matching suits for teams?
Yes. Every rider gets the same design with their own name and number, each made to their own measurements. Contact us to plan a team order.
Is a custom MotoGP jacket available for women?
Yes. Jackets and suits are cut to your own measurements, so they fit female proportions. See our women's fit guide.