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Short answer: We make six original symbiote-inspired motorcycle suits: Venom, Anti-Venom in three colorways, Carnage and Toxin. Each comes in a riding build with removable CE Level 1 armor or a cosplay and display build without armor. They are inspired designs and not official merchandise.
Why leather suits symbiote designs
Symbiote characters are about texture: dark, flowing shapes, sharp edges and bold contrast. Cut leather panels and stitching suit that look better than a flat printed fabric does. The seams can run like muscle lines or organic streaks, and the surface has a natural sheen.
There is a limit. Leather cannot ripple or stretch like a living costume. So the designs here work with panels, stitching and color to suggest the shapes. Claw-like points and tooth-like edges are suggested by pattern lines and contrast panels, and the chest, arms and stomach are sculpted over padding on some designs. See each product page for the exact panel layout.
All six designs in one table
| Suit | Palette | Jacket version | Rider note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Venom | Black with a white spider shape on the chest | Jacket-only option on the suit page | Dark panels hide wear |
| Anti-Venom, black and white | Black with a large white spider shape and white thigh sweeps | Yes | Easier to keep clean than the white-led suits |
| Anti-Venom, white and black | White with a black spider shape and black arm lines | Yes | Shows dirt and scuffs |
| Anti-Venom, red and black | Red leather with black panels | Yes | Bright and easy to notice |
| Carnage | Deep red with black vein-like lines, continuing down the legs | Yes | Busy pattern hides small marks |
| Toxin | Textured deep red chest and arms, black legs with red vein-like lines | Yes | Similar to Carnage but with black legs |
Venom
Venom is the baseline: a black leather suit with a white spider shape on the chest and web-style white lines on the arms that continue down the sculpted legs. The look is simple and strong. In leather, the black body makes the white shape stand out. See the Venom inspired suit. The page lists a jacket-only option if you want just the top half.
Anti-Venom in three colorways
Anti-Venom is a white version of the symbiote look, and we offer it in three colorways so you can choose how bright you want to go.
- Black and white: black leather with a large white spider-style shape across the chest and arms, and white sweeps down the thighs. The most practical for riding.
- White and black: white leather with a black spider-style shape on the chest and black lines along the arms. It looks striking, and it needs the most cleaning.
- Red and black: red leather with black panels and a large spider-style shape across the chest and arms, for riders who want something louder.
The construction is the same across all three, so the choice is mostly about palette and care. Each also has a matching jacket if you do not want a full suit.
Carnage
Carnage is chaotic by design. Deep red leather carries black vein-like lines over a sculpted chest and arms, and the same pattern continues down the legs. The challenge in leather is keeping contrast sharp where the colors meet. That takes careful cutting and stitching, because a wavering seam would ruin the effect. The Carnage inspired suit is the product page.
Toxin
Toxin shares Carnage's red and black, so people mix them up. The difference is in the legs: Toxin has a textured deep red chest and arms over black legs with red vein-like lines, while Carnage keeps the red and black pattern on the legs. Compare the renders of both before you decide. The Toxin inspired suit has its own page.
How organic shapes become leather panels
A pattern maker starts with a flat drawing of the design and breaks it into pieces that can be cut from a hide and sewn together over a curved body. Three decisions shape the result.
- Where the seams go. Seams are the only way to turn a flat hide into a body shape, so designers place them along the lines the character design already has. That is why the suit looks drawn rather than patched.
- How colors meet. Where two colors touch, the edge must be cut cleanly. A sharp edge looks deliberate, while a soft one looks like a mistake.
- Where padding goes. Sculpted areas such as the chest, arms and stomach are built with padding under cut leather panels, so the suit has volume without relying on the wearer.
This is also why a suit takes time to make. Each panel is cut and matched before the suit is hand-stitched.
Quick picks
| If you want | Choose |
|---|---|
| The most practical riding suit | Venom or Anti-Venom in black and white |
| The brightest look | Anti-Venom in red and black, or Carnage |
| A striking display piece | Anti-Venom in white and black |
| A pattern that hides small marks | Carnage or Toxin |
| The look without a full suit | A jacket in the same design, where available |
Jacket or suit
A jacket costs less than a suit and is easier to wear on a daily basis. The palette and chest design carry over, but the legs and the full-body flow do not. If you only attend the odd event, a jacket may be all you need. If you ride and want one-piece protection, a riding suit is the more complete choice. Jackets are 425 USD.
Riding in a one-piece suit
A one-piece suit has no gap at the waist, so it protects well but is harder to put on and take off. Allow extra time, and check that you can stand, sit and reach the bars comfortably before you leave. If you are not sure about fit, ask about made-to-measure before you order.
Riding, cosplay or display build
Every suit comes in more than one build. Choose by use.
| Build | Armor | Back protector | Speed hump | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Riding suit | Removable CE Level 1 armor at the shoulders, elbows, knees and hips (Level 2 is a paid upgrade) | Back pocket for an optional EN 1621-2 back protector, sold as an add-on | Your choice on the order 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 paid upgrade) | Back pocket for an optional back protector (add-on) | Your choice on the order form | 425 USD |
The cosplay and display builds omit the protective parts, so they are not riding gear. Even the riding build cannot promise safety in a crash. The armor is CE Level 1 to EN 1621-1, and a back protector is a separate add-on.
Which suits suit riding
Dark panels hide scuffs, dust and the odd mark from road use. Light panels show everything. If you plan to ride often, choose Venom or the black and white Anti-Venom. If you choose a white-led suit, keep a soft cloth with you.
Care for white leather:
- Wipe marks away soon after they happen, with a soft damp cloth.
- Store it away from dark fabrics, newsprint and denim, which can transfer dye.
- Keep it out of direct sunlight, which can yellow light leather over time.
- Avoid household cleaners, and test any leather cleaner on a hidden area first.
Sizing and ordering
- Measure with the size chart, wearing the layers you will wear under the suit.
- Choose standard sizes or made-to-measure (Custom Size).
- Add matching gloves, and boots on suits, from the options on the product page. The logo goes on the inner glove cuff only, and logos never sit over TPU or black protective parts.
- Follow how to order for the steps.
Product pictures are renders, so the finished suit can differ in small details.
Related Spider-Man designs
If you came for symbiotes because of Spider-Man, our guide to Spider-Man motorcycle suits covers the Miles, Iron Spider and Gwen designs. Explore more characters in villain motorcycle gear and Marvel-inspired gear.
FAQs
Can I ride in a Venom suit?
Yes, in the riding build, which has removable CE Level 1 armor, a back pocket for an optional back protector and a speed hump you can choose on the order form. The cosplay and display build is not for riding.
What are the Anti-Venom colorways?
Black and white, white and black, and red and black.
Is the symbiote gear official merchandise?
No. These are original designs inspired by characters, and they are not licensed or affiliated with the studios or publishers.
Which symbiote suit is best for riding?
The darker suits are the most practical, because they hide wear. Choose the riding build, whichever design you like.
Do they include gloves?
Matching gloves are an option on the product page and are not included by default.
Does white leather stain easily?
White leather shows marks more than dark leather. Clean it early and store it away from dye transfer.
Choose your symbiote in the Spider-Man and Venom inspired motorcycle gear range.