design
Build Your Suit Your Way
Design options
Every suit is built from scratch — not selected from presets.
You control:
- colors and overall layout
- materials and performance options
- logos, branding, and personal details
The goal is simple: a suit that looks right and works correctly on the bike.
configure your suit beyond basic design
visually + functionally
Core build options
- One-piece or two-piece suit
- Cowhide or kangaroo leather
- Perforated or non-perforated panels
Performance options
- Aerodynamic hump (various sizes/types)
- Additional stretch panels (mobility zones)
- Reinforced impact areas
Fit & comfort
- Race fit (track-focused posture)
- Adjustments based on riding position
Additional features
- Name, number, flag
- Hydration pocket (if applicable)
- Custom interior labeling
Final configuration depends on your riding style, preferences, and intended use.
Sponsor & Logo Guidelines
Logos and branding can be fully integrated into your suit — but must follow construction rules.
What you can add:
- Sponsor logos
- Personal branding (name, number, flag)
- Custom graphics
File requirements:
- Vector files preferred (AI, EPS, SVG)
- High-resolution images if vector is not available
Placement rules:
- Logos must align with panel construction
- Stretch zones may distort graphics
- Some areas are restricted due to safety and durability
All designs are reviewed before production to ensure clean placement and long-term performance.
Color & Material
possible options
Color design
- Multi-panel or minimal layouts
- High-contrast race styles or clean classic looks
- Custom combinations based on your preference
Material choices
- Cowhide — durable and structured
- Kangaroo — lighter and more flexible
Functional considerations
- Perforation available depending on configuration
- Material placement follows construction and impact zones
Color is a visual layer applied to the panel structure —
material and construction define how the suit performs.