Supreme x Ducati x Dainese Racing Suit
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
The Supreme/Ducati/Dainese Racing Suit is a one-piece perforated cowhide motorcycle racing suit manufactured by Dainese under license to Ducati Corse, the same pattern and construction Dainese builds for Ducati's factory MotoGP team. It carries full body armor at the shoulders, elbows, and knees, aerodynamic aluminum hump at the back, pre-curved race posture, stretch panels, and embroidered sponsor patches across the chest and legs in Ducati Corse livery with a Supreme box logo at the chest. Dainese was founded in Molvena, Italy in 1972 and has built Ducati factory race suits since the late 1990s; Ducati was founded in Bologna in 1926. Ducati's own Corse C6 one-piece Dainese-made suit retails around 2,200 USD; the Supreme version was produced as a limited FW24 release at 1,998 USD.
About Ducati
Ducati is an Italian motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1926 in Bologna by brothers Adriano, Bruno, and Marcello Cavalieri Ducati as Societa Scientifica Radio Brevetti Ducati, originally making radio capacitors and electronics. The company began building motorcycles in 1946 with the Cucciolo, a 48cc clip-on engine for bicycles, and later pioneered the Desmodromic valve system adopted across its sport lineup. Current production includes the Panigale, Streetfighter, Monster, and Multistrada families, powered by L-twin and V4 engines. Ducati competes in MotoGP and World Superbike. Supreme's collaboration produced apparel and accessories under the official Ducati Corse racing identity.
