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How to Care for Leather Gloves So They Last for Decades
How to Care for Leather Gloves So They Last for Decades
A well-made pair of leather gloves needs surprisingly little care. Leather is skin: it wants to be worn, it improves with use, and most of the damage we see in... Read more...
Why Do Driving Gloves Have a Crochet Back?
Why Do Driving Gloves Have a Crochet Back?
The crochet back, the knuckle holes and the short cuff are not styling. Each one solves a problem that appeared the moment people started driving cars with the roof down.... Read more...
Deerskin, Lambskin, Peccary or Carpincho? Glove Leathers Compared
Deerskin, Lambskin, Peccary or Carpincho? Glove Leathers Compared
Five leathers, five different jobs. A workshop that cuts all of them compares softness, warmth, durability and cost — and says plainly which one to choose for driving, for winter,... Read more...
Measuring a hand for glove size with a tape around the knuckles, excluding the thumb
How to Measure Your Hand for Gloves
Measure around your knuckles, excluding the thumb, and match the centimetres to your size. Full women's and men's charts, what to do if you fall between sizes, and how a... Read more...
What Is Peccary Leather? The Rarest Glove Leather, Explained
What Is Peccary Leather? The Rarest Glove Leather, Explained
Peccary is the rarest leather in fine glove-making — and it is not pig, boar or hog. A workshop that has cut and sewn it for generations explains the three-follicle... Read more...
Deerskin crochet driving gloves, handmade by NM Gloves
Handmade Driving Gloves from a Family Workshop — Peccary, Deerskin and Nappa
Our family has been making gloves since 1925. Today that work continues in a workshop of more than thirty people in Târgu Mureș, Transylvania, where every pair is cut by... Read more...
Camel deerskin driving gloves, handmade by NM Gloves
The Ultimate Guide to Driving Gloves: Style, Comfort and Functionality
The Ultimate Guide to Driving Gloves all questions answered. Read more...