Camel brown Finnish deerskin, lined with rabbit fur — warmth without the bulk that ruins a winter glove. The leather is soft, flexible and durable, and it moulds to your hands with wear.
Rabbit fur is the warmest sewn-in lining we use, and it stays soft rather than matting down over a season. Each pair is hand-cut and hand-stitched for a precise fit. Made for driving, outdoor work, and ordinary cold days.
Our deerskin comes from Finland. Every pair is finished by hand in our workshop in Târgu Mureș, Transylvania.
Free shipping across the European Union, delivered in 3–7 days with tracking included. Outside the EU: €30, free over €200 — €50 to Australia, New Zealand, India and Vietnam. Customs duties may apply outside the EU.
We also make gloves in any size and colour, from any of our leathers. See our bespoke service or contact us to discuss it.
Key Features
- Finnish deerskin in camel brown — soft, flexible and hard-wearing
- Rabbit fur lining for real warmth
- Full-finger design for protection and grip
- Hand-cut and hand-stitched in Târgu Mureș, Transylvania
- For driving, outdoor work and everyday winter wear
- Sizes 6.5 to 8.5 — see our measuring guide
- Free EU shipping · Compare our leathers
Questions about this glove
How warm is a rabbit-fur lining?
It is the warmest sewn-in lining we offer, made for hard frost, and a little thicker than cashmere. For the coldest days, shearling is the warmest glove we make.
What size should I take in a lined glove?
Your usual size. Lined and unlined gloves are cut to the same size; if you fall between two, write to us before ordering.
Can I order it in a different size or colour?
Yes. We make it to measure in any of our deerskin colours: up to five days in the workshop and 8–12 days in total within the EU. Made-to-measure pairs cannot be returned; standard sizes can be returned within 30 days.
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