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How to Sew Patches on a Leather Motorcycle Vest
Step-by-step guide to sewing patches on a leather motorcycle vest: thread, needle, placement, and the mistakes to avoid, from Legendary USA riders.
Leather-Bound Armhole Motorcycle Vests: A Buying Guide
See why leather-bound armholes matter on a motorcycle vest, how binding prevents wear, and which Legendary USA vests use it. A rider's buying guide.
Motorcycle Vest Construction: 7 Details That Matter
Motorcycle Vest Construction: 7 Details That Matter Motorcycle vest construction — the leather grade, the back panel, the armholes, the hardware — is what separates a vest that lasts twenty...
Horsehide Leather and the American Rider: A Heritage Story
Horsehide Leather and the American Rider: A Heritage Story Horsehide leather was the hide American riders were raised on. Denser and more tightly grained than cowhide, it shrugged off wind...
How to Break In a Leather Motorcycle Vest
How to Break In a Leather Motorcycle Vest The way to break in a leather motorcycle vest is simple: wear it, often, and let body heat and movement soften the...
Cropped Club Vests: A Rider's Buying Guide
Cropped Club Vests: A Rider's Buying Guide A cropped club vest is a leather motorcycle vest cut shorter in the body, ending at or just above the belt line so...
Best Side-Lace Leather Motorcycle Vests: A Roundup
A rider's roundup of the best side-lace leather motorcycle vests made in the USA, plus how side lacing fits over layers — from Legendary USA.
The One-Piece Back Panel in Club Vest Heritage
Why the one-piece back panel became the club vest standard, and what a single sheet of American cowhide means for patches — from Legendary USA.