Gloves
Short-cuff and gauntlet gloves in leather or mesh. Palm leather, knuckle protection and cuff length are confirmed before bulk grading.
Custom gloves manufacturing
Moto Armor manufactures short-cuff and gauntlet motorcycle gloves for brand and private-label programs.
Leather or textile construction, palm reinforcement, knuckle protection, colours and branding are confirmed during sampling.
Send your quantity, size breakdown, destination and artwork for a written quote. Product-specific minimums, materials and timing are confirmed before the paid sample and bulk order.
Private-label and OEM manufacturing optionsNo products match these filters.
Motorcycle glove manufacturing
Moto Armor manufactures short-cuff and gauntlet motorcycle gloves for race, sport, touring and summer ranges. Gloves use goatskin or cowhide, with palm reinforcement, knuckle protection and mesh for summer models.
Samples take about 12–18 days and bulk about 30–45 days after approval. Minimums start from 50 pairs per style.
Gloves can be designed toward EN 13594. Certification is claimed only when test reports exist for the exact glove.
| Option | Choices |
|---|---|
| Material | Goatskin, cowhide, mesh and textile |
| Protection | Hard or soft knuckle, palm sliders, scaphoid protection |
| Cuff | Short-cuff or full gauntlet |
| Branding | Embossed, printed or embroidered logos; woven labels |
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Gloves FAQ
Can armour be specified as CE rated?
Yes. You can specify CE EN 1621-1 Level 1 or Level 2 armour inserts. That rating applies to the armour component, not automatically to the whole garment.
Do you provide size charts?
Yes. Each category can link a size chart. Custom programs can grade from your chart or a fitted sample.
How do I measure for a race suit?
Measure chest, waist, hip, inseam, sleeve and height in a riding posture. See our measuring guide for detail.
Can you grade a full size run from one sample?
Yes. Sample a mid size, approve fit, then we grade the bulk size breakdown you provide.
Which leathers do you offer?
Cowhide and kangaroo are common for race programs. Goatskin is used on gloves and flexible zones.
Do you work with Cordura and mesh?
Yes. Textile jackets and summer gloves use Cordura and mesh with armour pockets as specified.
What is the MOQ for private-label motorcycle gloves?
Bulk starts from 50 pairs per style after a paid sample.
Which leather is best for motorcycle gloves?
Goatskin is supple and gives good feel for the controls; cowhide is thicker and tougher. Many race gloves combine both.
Need your own design? Get a quote
Custom colours, logos and armour for gloves programs.