'leathers' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to clothes, such as jackets or gloves, that are made from leather. For example: "I love the way my new leathers look and feel."
She wore motorbike leathers and rode a Honda 175.
In the 1960s the interest switched to Britain: there were Teddy boys with velvet-collared long jackets and crepe-soled shoes; Mods in immaculate blazers and fur-trimmed parkas; and Rockers in motorbike leathers.
Basic industries that soak up labour, such as textiles and leathers, are in relative decline.
In the black-clad Hells Angels world of motorbike racing, he sported white leathers inspired by Liberace and sprinkled with glittering stars; a short shoulder-cape, looking vaguely like a pair of wings; and a gold-topped cane.
One wants to safeguard its knowledge of fine leathers and sewing; the other wants to apply expertise from the aerospace industry to make new kinds of materials for handbags.Despite an impressive handful of high-profile clients, Experconnect has found it difficult to convince French companies that older workers can be valuable.
Suede is made from any of several leathers (calf, kid, or cattle hide) by buffing the inner surface to produce a napped finish.
Leathers are made from skins of many animals, including sheep, goats, kids, calves, pigs, horses, cattle, lizards, snakes, alligators, elk, buffalo, ostriches, kangaroos, chamois, walrus, elephants, and seals.
The most common leathers are from the first seven listed; the others are exotic leathers, used to a lesser degree.
Reptile leathers (alligator, lizard, and snake) are used in women's and some men's shoes.
Peacoats and parkas in nubuck leathers were combined with prints featuring hibiscus, orchids and palms, and nautical knits appeared alongside sailor pants and dresses with twisted halternecks which evoked sarongs.
Preppy was the upper class version of Americana - chinos, cricketing jumpers and sports jackets the alternative to jeans and leathers.
