Leather & Biker Racing Jackets Size Guide

Quick answer: Leather racing jackets are cut close to the body and soften with wear. If you are between sizes, choose the larger size. Use the chart below to compare your chest measurement and the jacket's flat measurements.

Leather & Biker Racing Jackets size chart (XS–XXL)

Size Your chest Jacket chest Length Sleeve Shoulder
XS 34–36 in
86–91 cm		 38 in
97 cm		 24.5 in
62 cm		 24.5 in
62 cm		 16.5 in
42 cm
S 36–38 in
91–97 cm		 40 in
102 cm		 25.5 in
65 cm		 25 in
64 cm		 17 in
43 cm
M 38–40 in
97–102 cm		 42 in
107 cm		 26.5 in
67 cm		 25.5 in
65 cm		 17.5 in
44 cm
L 40–42 in
102–107 cm		 44 in
112 cm		 27.5 in
70 cm		 26 in
66 cm		 18.5 in
47 cm
XL 42–44 in
107–112 cm		 46 in
117 cm		 28.5 in
72 cm		 26.5 in
67 cm		 19 in
48 cm
XXL 44–46 in
112–117 cm		 48 in
122 cm		 29.5 in
75 cm		 27 in
69 cm		 20 in
51 cm

Fit tip: Leather racing jackets are cut close to the body and soften with wear. If you are between sizes, choose the larger size.

How to measure

  1. Chest: wrap a soft tape around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms, keeping it level.
  2. Sleeve: from the centre back of your neck, over the shoulder, down to the wrist bone.
  3. Length: from the highest point of the shoulder to where you want the hem.

No tape? Lay your best-fitting jacket flat, measure armpit to armpit and double it, then compare with the "Jacket chest" column.

Garment measurements are taken flat and can vary by ±1 in (2.5 cm) between styles. All jackets are unisex – women usually order one size down from their usual men's size.

See all jacket types in the main size guide or read how a racing jacket should fit.

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