Short answer: Leather Collection offers original suits and jackets inspired by Homelander, Soldier Boy, A-Train and Black Noir. None of the four product pages shows a cape. The riding build has removable CE Level 1 armor and a pocket for an optional back protector, while the cosplay and display build has no armor. They are inspired designs and not official merchandise.
Homelander in leather
Homelander is the flag-and-cape character. In leather, our design is navy with an orange-red collar and red and gold forearms. The suit adds a gold waist and navy legs. The product pages do not show a cape on the Homelander design, so you get the colors and the cut without anything flapping behind you. See the Homelander inspired suit and the Homelander inspired jacket.
Soldier Boy
Soldier Boy is a different style from Homelander. The design is dark green leather with a star and wing-style chest detail and gold-tone lines, and the suit adds a brown belt and dark green legs. If you like the idea of the character but want less flash, this is the design to look at. See the Soldier Boy inspired suit and its jacket.
A-Train
A-Train is the speedster. The design is navy and blue leather with silver-white chest panels, and the suit adds patterned blue legs with white trim. It comes in a riding build with armor, so it works for riders who want a bright, clean look. See the A-Train inspired suit and the jacket.
Black Noir
Black Noir is the dark option: all-black leather with sculpted chest and arm panels, and plain black legs with sculpted knee panels on the suit. It is also the most practical in this set for everyday wear, because black hides scuffs and does not draw attention. See the Black Noir inspired suit and the jacket.
Pick your Supe
| Design | Palette | Cape | Riding suitability | Best build |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Homelander | Navy, orange-red collar, red and gold forearms | No | Riding build available | Display for events; riding if you will ride |
| Soldier Boy | Dark green with gold-tone lines | No | Riding build available | Riding or display |
| A-Train | Navy and blue with silver-white panels | No | Riding build available | Riding |
| Black Noir | All black | No | Riding build available | Riding, daily use |
Capes and riding
Capes and motorcycles do not mix. A loose piece of fabric behind you can lift in the wind, pull at your collar or snag on the bike. None of these four designs has a cape. Only a few designs in the range do (Batman Classic, Batman Dark Knight, Superman Black and Thor), and a cape must come off before you ride.
That makes these four easier to ride in than the caped designs, since there is nothing to detach. For more on what is and is not sensible on a bike, see our guide on whether you can ride in a superhero motorcycle suit.
Which design suits which rider
Think about how you plan to use the suit before you think about which character you prefer.
- You ride most weekends. Black Noir or A-Train in the riding build. Both come with removable CE Level 1 armor in that build, and neither has a cape.
- You go to conventions and fan events. Homelander in the display build gives the full look at a lower price than the riding build (650 USD against 750 USD).
- You want both. A riding build in Soldier Boy or Black Noir, with a separate jacket for the street.
- You want something for the shelf. Any design in the collectible display build.
The designs also differ in how bold they are. Homelander is loud and A-Train is bright, while Soldier Boy is quieter and Black Noir is the most understated. If you are not sure, choose the quieter one. You can always add a statement jacket later.
Heat and comfort in a full leather suit
Leather and padding hold heat, and a full suit is warm, especially indoors. A few habits help.
- Wear a thin, breathable base layer under the suit, not cotton, which holds sweat.
- Take gloves and any extra layers off between photos.
- Drink water, and take breaks at events where you cannot easily cool down.
- Store the suit dry and hang it on a wide hanger after wearing.
Leather build or party costume
| Question | Party costume | Leather motorcycle suit |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Fabric | Full-grain cowhide, 1.2-1.4 mm, with sculpted panels |
| Riding | No | Riding build only |
| Cost | Low | 650 to 750 USD for a suit |
| Lifespan | One season | Years, with care |
If you want something for one night, a costume is a better value. If you want something that lasts and can be ridden in, a leather build makes sense.
Riding build or cosplay build
| Build | Armor | Back protector | Speed hump | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Riding suit | Removable CE Level 1 (Level 2 is a paid upgrade) | Pocket for an optional EN 1621-2 back protector (add-on) | Chosen on the form: none, standard, ventilated or Hydro | 750 USD |
| Cosplay or collectible display suit | None | None | None | 650 USD |
| Jacket | Removable CE Level 1 at shoulders and elbows (Level 2 is a paid upgrade) | Pocket for an optional EN 1621-2 back protector (add-on) | Optional on the form | 425 USD |
The armor is rated to EN 1621-1 (CE Level 1), and Level 2 is a paid upgrade. The back pocket takes an optional EN 1621-2 back protector, sold as an add-on. No suit can guarantee safety in a crash.
Jacket versions
If you want the character without a full suit, a jacket is the simpler choice. Each of the four designs has a jacket in our list, at 425 USD. The jackets are 1.2-1.3 mm top-grain cowhide. A jacket works for everyday wear, and the darker ones, such as Black Noir, pass as a plain biker jacket. A jacket has removable CE Level 1 armor at the shoulders and elbows (Level 2 is a paid upgrade) and a back pocket for an optional back protector, but no knee or hip armor.
Sizing and order steps
- Measure with the size chart, wearing a thin base layer.
- Choose standard sizes or made-to-measure.
- Pick your build.
- Add gloves, and boots on suits, from the options on the product page. The logo goes on the inner glove cuff only.
- Follow how to order.
Product pictures are design renders, so the finished piece can differ in small details. Browse men's superhero motorcycle suits and superhero motorcycle jackets for similar designs.
Before you order: a short checklist
- Decide whether you will ride in the suit. If yes, choose the riding build.
- Look at the render for the colors and trim, and ask about anything unclear.
- Check that your measurements fall within the standard size range, or ask about made-to-measure.
- Think about gloves and boots, which add to the cost but complete the look.
- Allow time for a made-to-order build before any event: regular sizes ship within 10-15 working days after confirmation, Custom Size takes 3-4 weeks, and delivery generally takes 3-10 working days.
FAQs
Is this official The Boys or Amazon merchandise?
No. These are original designs inspired by characters. They are not licensed, and there is no connection to the show, its producers or Amazon.
Does the Homelander suit come with a cape?
The product pages do not show a cape on the Homelander design. Any cape on a design must come off before you ride.
What leather is used?
The suits are full-grain cowhide, 1.2-1.4 mm. The jackets are 1.2-1.3 mm top-grain cowhide.
Do you make a Homelander jacket as well as a suit?
Yes. See the Homelander inspired jacket.
How does it compare to a Halloween costume?
It is made of leather, built to order and lasts for years. A costume is cheaper and made for one night.
Can I get gloves and boots to match?
Yes, as options on the product page.
See all four designs in the villain motorcycle gear range, or the wider superhero motorcycle suits.




