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Belstaff motorcycle jacket | Belstaff biker jacket

Belstaff motorcycle jackets are worn by motorcyclists all around the world from everyday bikers to Hollywood A-listers. Belstaff has always been an iconic British brand. The companies' roots are very much in its motorcycling heritage. Initially all Belstaff jackets were made in the UK and were hard-wearing wax cotton jackets. In the modern era, with the launch of the Belstaff Motorcycle Collection, they are made not just from wax cotton but from synthetic fabrics and from leather. Belstaff motorcycle jackets are not just about style - they are properly protective motorcycle jackets that are as tough and rugged as anything out there. They come with waterproof liners with taped seams, and use the latest hi-tech armour from D3O. There are basically three main shapes of Belstaff jacket. The four pocket, most traditional, belted Trialmaster jacket, the short Steve McQueen style Brooklands jacket and the mid-length Crosby jacket which we see as the Belstaff biker jacket that is best suited to the majority of riders. All three styles come in either Wax Cotton or in  beautifully treated, soft buttery, leather.

Buy online from Motolegends with free next day UK delivery and free returns or visit us at our Guildford store to see the UK's biggest collection of Belstaff motorcycle gear and get a personal service to make sure you get the right Belstaff motorcycle jacket for you.

What materials are Belstaff motorcycle jackets made from?

Traditionally Belstaff started making wax cotton biking jackets. Now their riding jackets are made of a wax cotton and synthetic mix so that they can be stronger in terms of abrasion resistance without making them too stiff and heavy to wear. Alternatively you can go for the Belstaff leather motorcycle jacket. Still the same traditional styles but made from leather that has been treated so that it feels just beautifully soft to wear whilst still being strong enough to offer proper protection.

How much do Belstaff motorcycle jackets cost?

A Belstaff biker jacket is an investment piece. They are an iconic style piece while still offering abrasion and impact resistance for riders. You can spend from around £300 up to £1300 for a Belstaff riding jacket depending on the material it is made of. 

What is the best Belstaff motorcycle jacket for me?

The different styles of jacket suit different people but that depends on your physique as well as your motorbike. The Belstaff Trialmaster is quite long. If you are too short it just won't work. The Belstaff Brooklands is the short Steve Mcqueen look but won't work on tall riders or people riding bikes where they are leant forward on the bars. We often find the Belstaff Crosby suits most people on most bikes!

How do I care for my Belstaff motorcycle jacket?

Belstaff biker jackets are no longer made from traditional wax cotton. They also have a waterproof membrane so they do not rely on the wax treatment for their waterproofing. So to keep a wax cotton technical jacket clean just wipe off with a damp cloth. You can apply a little of the wax treatment but it only needs a very light coating. For the leather Belstaff jackets we suggest using a conditioner like the one we offer from Chamberlains Leathermilk..

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Verified customer reviews for Belstaff motorcycle jacket | Belstaff biker jacket

Belstaff Crosby jacket in black

Mark: Great Jacket even better service

The Belstaff Crosby jacket is exactly how I hoped a Waxed motorcycle jacket would fit. Its light enough that doesnt restrict your movement and enough presence to give you the assurance, should unfortunate event happens. The fit is very modern and flattering. If you thinking of layering up under the jacket, try it first and maybe size up, As for the Motorlegend customer service, I cannot praise enough how helpful they were. Thank you.

Belstaff Brooklands jacket in black

The Holgs: Beautiful jacket, superb quality

This is a beautifully-made jacket and the style and cut is timeless. I bought it as a water-proof summer jacket to use on my 60s Norton Atlas and it really suits the bike. I usually wear M and I bought this as an M for summer use - it is tight but perfect with a light jumper unlike my Trialmaster which is a L to allow for a down jacket or Merino submariner. For this reason I changed armour to lighter L2 Rheon back, S, E as the D30 is a bit bulky and only L1 and like most jacket there is no back protector included, which is a bit disappointing at the price and maybe an upgrade option by Motolegends would be a nice touch!?. I wore it already in heavy autumn rain in combination with an Rokker Revolution and I came home completely dry thanks to the jackets drop-liner membrane. The only minor criticism I have is that the armour pockets are open to the top which means that your hands can get caught when donning the jacket. The back protector is easily accessible and it is easily removed. Thats very handy as the jacket is so nice and comfortable that I wear it also off the bike. Motolegends service was efficient as usual. Delivery was fast but their DHL delivery service to Ireland is expensive due to their own admin charges on top of VAT and customs - there are better alternatives out there

Belstaff Turner leather jacket in antique black

Tim Harlow: Absolute Quality

Ive wanted one of these for years and now its arrived, Im staggered at the quality. The smell of the leather, the detail of the stitching and the way it fits is just amazing. Its a true lifetime item and one I hope my kids will wear long after Im gone ! It fits smaller than UK sizes so buy one size up, my only comment. Truely a beautiful piece and one Im proud to own.