Shop Stunt Performer Evel Knievel White Leather Motorcycle Jacket with Pants
Engines roaring, a canyon stretched out below, and one man in white leather ready to jump anyway- that’s the image this jacket channels. An Evel Knievel Motorcycle Jacket built a legend around fearless style. But this all-white version carries that same stunt-ready swagger for riders who want to stand out, not blend in.
Built From The Ground Up
NY American Jacket crafted this Evel Knievel black leather jacket with real leather on both the jacket and matching pants. So you’re getting genuine texture and durability, not a synthetic stand-in. While the shell handles the heavy lifting, a viscose lining keeps the jacket comfortable against your skin. And a shirt collar and zipper closure give it clean, functional lines. Specifically, two outside and two inside pockets handle your essentials, while full-length sleeves keep your arms covered on longer rides.
A Full Set, Head To Toe
The matching pants run full-length in the same bold white, closed with a zipper and buttoned front for a secure fit. Meanwhile, two side pockets and two back pockets round out the practical details without breaking the silhouette. Any leather jacket can look sharp on its own, but pairing it with these pants turns the whole outfit into a complete tribute look instead of a single statement piece.
4 Ways To Wear It
- Full white-on-white with the matching pants for a true stunt-rider look.
- Jacket over black jeans and boots for a toned-down daily wear option.
- Layered with a plain tee underneath for warmer rides.
- Paired with aviators and a bandana for a full 70s motorcycle stunt jacket throwback.
So whether you’re recreating a costume or just love the white leather motorcycle jacket look, this set delivers both authenticity and comfort. Because of that range, check out our full Celebrity Jackets Collection for more icon-inspired pieces built the same way.
FAQs
Q1: What is an Evel Knievel motorcycle jacket?
A: It’s a leather jacket styled after the daredevil’s signature stunt gear, usually in bold white leather. So fans and riders both wear it for its bold, recognizable look.
Q2: Is the Evel Knievel jacket suitable for actual motorcycle riding?
A: Yes, real leather offers solid abrasion resistance for casual rides. Yet for serious track use, you’ll want jacket armor added underneath.
Q3: Can an Evel Knievel jacket be worn as a costume?
A: Definitely, pair it with the matching pants, and you’ve got a complete, accurate look. Specifically, it works great for themed parties or Halloween too.
Q4: How do I clean and maintain a leather motorcycle jacket?
A: A damp cloth handles most cleaning, and leather conditioner every few months keeps it from drying out. Just skip soaking it in water, and let it air-dry away from direct heat.













Brandon Tate –
The bold design captures the adventurous spirit associated with Evel Knievel.
Zachary Mills –
The contrasting colors make this jacket a real statement piece.
Mitchell Crane –
Fantastic retro appearance, although I would personally prefer a slightly lighter fit.
Bradley Norton –
The vintage racing-inspired styling gives this jacket plenty of personality.
Jeffrey Dalton –
This is exactly the type of retro outerwear that stands out in a crowd.
Curtis Boone –
The colors and graphics create a fun throwback look without feeling outdated.
Derek Holden –
I would style this with simple black jeans so the jacket remains the main focus.
Shane Cooper –
The vintage design is very appealing, with only the fit needing a little adjustment for me.
Keith Lawson –
The retro motorcycle aesthetic is easily the best feature of this design.
Russell Ford –
The colorful finish creates a fun and energetic vintage-inspired outfit.
Raymond Young –
This jacket has much more character than a basic motorcycle-inspired layer.
Edward King –
The throwback styling makes it especially fun to wear with denim.
George Wright –
I like the adventurous personality built into the overall design.
Harold Green –
A strong choice for vintage motorsport-inspired outfits.
Philip Baker –
The retro graphics give the jacket a very recognizable appearance.
Charles Nelson –
It has the bold visual energy expected from an Evel Knievel-inspired piece.
Roger Hill –
The old-school racing influence makes this stand out immediately.
Martin Cooper –
Great statement layer for anyone who enjoys classic motorcycle fashion.
Kevin Mitchell –
The black combination gives this championship jacket a sophisticated edge.
Sean Carter –
I like the way the Knicks theme is balanced with a more refined jacket design.
Jeffrey Adams –
The championship concept makes this feel like a memorable sportswear piece.
Brian Walker –
Strong design with a nice mix of wool-inspired and leather-inspired styling.