Fringed Leggings

Fringed Leggings:

The sun is shining and spring is in the air, that means the warmer months are ahead and it’s time to hit the road on two wheels.  Motorcyclists from all over the country live for the months when they can load up and get out to feel the wind and sun on their faces.  If you're ready to be out on the open road, make sure you're  ready with all your motorcycle accessories and motorcycle clothing you need to keep you safe and have fun.
 
Ride to your favorite Rally,  sporting event, picnic, to the park or just cruise the open road in style with confidence that your unique style will show in the clothes you ride in.  Show up at your Rally or sporting event in classic style.. turn heads as you stroll or ride by.  You can look stylish and classy at the same time as being safe and  secure in the motorcycle clothing and motorcycle accessories you choose. Make sure you choose the proper motorcycle gear for riding, while still maintaining that chic, classic look that  says, here I am.
 
Features of motorcycle attire include such items as, heavy duty zippers, snaps, concho's studs, beads, fringe, velcro, and other fine details. Some are made from quality leather, cowhide, buffalo leather, naked cowhide, lambskin, cotton twill, analine cowhide, and more, while others from PVC.  Look cool, be cool and be safe in your riding attire.

ANALINE:

This leather gets its name from the aniline dyes that are used to produce it. Hides are soaked or tumbled with aniline dyes in large rotating stainless steel drums. The translucent dyes permeate the leather giving it color without covering up any natural markings or grain pattern. The process is much like applying a stain to a wooden surface. Hides dyed in this manor vary in intensity of color due to the amount of dye that is absorbed by each hide. In the final milling process, the dyed hides are tumbled in large rotating drums to soften the hand or feel of the leather. Heat may also be added during the milling process to enhance the grain. The result of this tanning process is exceptionally soft leather in its most natural state. Color pigments or protective top coats are never added to full aniline leather.
Due to the lack of these additional steps, the aging characteristics of full anilines are different than other types of leathers. They will absorb moisture, oils and other spills that over time will produce a rich patina, much like a well-worn bomber jacket. Sunlight will readily fade full aniline leather therefore exposure to direct sunlight should be avoided.