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Comfortable and in LEATT colours, the LEATT Core Sweatshirt sees you through race day from loading up to the drive home, in the titanium colourway.
Race days start early and finish late: between sighting laps, waiting in the paddock and the drive home, a comfortable sweatshirt keeps you warm and looks just as good at the track as in town.
LEATT was born in South Africa from the Leatt-Brace, the neck protection device invented by Dr Christopher Leatt after a fatal racing accident. Since then, the brand has designed protection and gear tested in real-world conditions, with rider safety as its guiding principle.
Take your usual size. Wash it at 30°C inside out, zipped up if it has a zip, and skip the tumble dryer to protect the print. For riding, wear an off-road jacket instead: a sweatshirt isn't made for riding.
How do I keep the colours and print looking good?
Wash it inside out at 30°C, with no fabric softener or bleach, and let it air-dry: the tumble dryer is hard on prints.
Hoodie, zip hoodie or crew neck: what's the difference?
A hood shields your neck from wind and chill; a zip version opens and closes as the temperature changes; a sweatshirt without a hood slips more easily under a jacket. The product name tells you which one this is.
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