Men's Leather Pants

Leather motorcycle pants should fit securely while still allowing comfortable movement in your riding position. Leather can soften with use, but do not depend on major stretching to correct pants that are clearly too small or restrictive when new.

Use the exact model's size chart, with waist and inseam commonly serving as key measurements and hip or seat measurements useful when provided. Account for your riding posture and any base layers you plan to wear rather than choosing only by your usual street-pant size.

An unfinished hem allows the leg length to be tailored to the wearer. Determine the desired length while wearing the boots you expect to ride in and consider how the pants sit when seated before trimming; professional alteration can help preserve a clean, appropriate finish.

Follow the manufacturer's care instructions for the specific leather first. In general, keep leather reasonably clean and dry, avoid high heat and harsh household cleaners, use leather-care products suitable for the garment's finish, and store the pants in a dry, ventilated place.