Wear leather like denim.

The question of what kind of motorcycle gear is best is something every rider probably thinks about at least once.

Casual clothes are fine, but considering safety in case of an emergency, I wonder if I should buy a jacket with protectors.

But motorcycle gear often has too many patterns and loud brand logos, which makes it look uncool...
Biker fashion feels too over-the-top and stands out too much...
But regular clothes lack safety...

This thought was running through my head forever.
I encountered a piece that ended those worries in one stroke.

Here it is.
Kushitani's Explorer Jeans.

Although this product is called jeans, it is actually made of genuine leather.

Because the leather is embossed to look like denim fabric, it doesn't have that 'too much' or 'trying too hard' feel of leather pants, and it is nicely casualized.

Above all, the lack of brand branding is really great.

The belt loops around the waist feel like they retain a bit of the leather's texture.

The button and zipper pull have the 'EX' engraving, and including the color, I think it is of very high quality.

Protectors are built into the knee area, ensuring safety.
It doesn't feel like a very hard plastic type, but rather a thick, cushioned protector.

Let's compare them with real denim.
The blue denim is a pair of Denham jeans I've been using for over three years.

Even when compared, I think the denim look is well-represented.

My impression after actually wearing them is that they are soft first and foremost.
The feeling of them clinging to my legs is incredibly comfortable.

Since they are made of leather, they are slip-resistant and cling to the motorcycle tank, making knee-gripping significantly easier.

I think the amazing thing about these jeans is their top-tier after-care, which includes everything from repairing tears to re-dyeing faded colors. They can even alter the dimensions.

I purchased the tapered type, but honestly, the silhouette still feels a bit wide, so I plan to have them altered based on my favorite Denham skinny jeans.

This was a story about how, just one month after getting my bike, I encountered a pair of pants that will last a lifetime.