I have a jacket and vest from them. I think the quality is great for the price. Shipping was also good. I never had to return but i read a lot of online reviews that said they really suck in the returns and exchange department.

 

I have this jacket in XL and it's for sale $100 plus shipping. Its a nice jacket and a great value with the armor and liner. I just have too many jackets and need to clean a few out....
I would buy again from Leatherup....

http://www.leatherup.com/p/Mens-Moto...mor/53282.html

 

I had my Leatherup jacket very similar to the one you linked to when I went down (at less than 10 mph). The padding in the shoulder kept me from getting even a bruise when I landed on it. There was a tiny scuff where I hit the pavement.

I'm shopping for a replacement, since the insurance company gave me more than I paid for it.

Don't believe the "reviews." Leatherup is one of the companies that apparently pays people pennies per review to right about their stuff. If you can stand it, read every review for three jackets - you'll start to see the patterns.

 

it might fit me. Hound

 

I went with the top of the line jacket from LeatherUp, the Xelement Naked American Leather Cruiser Motorcycle Jacket which looks similar to what you asked about, but is heavier, better quality leather. I LOVE it. You can read about it here: http://www.leatherup.com/p/Naked-Mot...ket/93296.html I am a 44 long in a sportcoat/suit and a 16 1/2 35 in a shirt and I ordered an XL and it fits me perfectly. I have long arms and the sleeves are perfect.

Someone suggested Fox Creek. This jacket is a copy of a Fox Creek jacket. See attached photos.

In addition to this jacket, I have bought boots and chaps for me and a jacket and chaps for my wife as well as other smaller items from LeatherUp. Everything has been exactly as advertised, is high quality and was delivered very quickly. I agree with the earlier poster about reading all of the reviews/comments for advice on sizing.

 

Here is an Alternative Company, Very High Quality and Pricey but they will literally last a lifetime:

http://www.schottnyc.com/products/lifestyle/motorcycle