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Mens Leather Gloves

These mens leather gloves come in soft 0.8-0.9 mm lambskin and cowhide. Styles include dress gloves, driving gloves, woven gloves and lined winter pairs. Most pairs are black or brown, with tan, beige and grey too. Each pair is hand-stitched and made to order. Use the filters above to narrow by color or style.
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Mens Leather Gloves
Hand-Stitched Lambskin and Cowhide

These leather gloves for men are hand-stitched and made to order. Most pairs use a soft 0.8-0.9 mm lambskin, and some use cowhide. The thin hide lets your fingers move freely.

For formal wear, the men's dress leather gloves come in black. The unlined leather gloves for men are a light pick for mild days.

Driving pairs include the lambskin driving gloves and the brown leather driving gloves .

For cold days, try the Thinsulate lined winter gloves or the men's winter lambskin gloves .

Suede styles include the cashmere lined grey suede gloves and the suede shearling gloves .

For a bolder look, see the woven leather gloves for men or the crust lambskin fashion gloves .

For a simple everyday pair, look at the classic black leather gloves .

Glove Types

Unlined Leather Gloves - for mild weather and driving. With no lining, the leather sits close to your hand, so you keep a good feel for small tasks.

Lined Winter Gloves - for cold days. A lining such as Thinsulate, cashmere wool or shearling keeps your hands warm without much bulk.

Suede Gloves - a soft, brushed finish for casual wear, in grey and other shades.

Buying Guidance

What size should I order? Measure around your hand at the knuckles and the length of your hand. Then compare with the Size Guide. How should they fit? Leather softens with wear, so a slightly snug fit at first is normal. Where can I get help? The customer service page answers sizing and order questions.

Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009. Delivery details are on the Shipping & Delivery page. See more men's leather clothing for jackets, coats and more.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Measure around your hand at the knuckles, without the thumb. Then measure from the base of your palm to the tip of your middle finger. Compare both numbers with the Size Guide. Leather softens over the first few wears, so a slightly snug fit at first is normal. If you sit between two sizes, the how to measure guide shows where to place the tape. Each pair is made to order in the size you pick.
Gloves flex at the knuckles, the thumb and the cuff each time you grip something. Hand-stitched seams are pulled tight one stitch at a time at these points. This helps the edges stay closed and keeps the seams from fraying with daily wear. Each pair from Leather Collection is hand-stitched and made to order. To keep the leather and stitches soft, use a leather conditioner now and then. The leather care instructions explain each step.
Lined gloves are the better pick for cold days. A lining such as Thinsulate, cashmere wool or shearling traps warmth without much bulk. You can still grip the wheel well. The leather on the outside blocks the wind. Unlined gloves suit mild days, when you want more feel at the wheel. Lambskin driving gloves are thin and soft, so they work well for short trips in cool weather.
The range uses lambskin and cowhide, mostly in a soft 0.8-0.9 mm hide. Lambskin is light and bends easily, which suits dress and driving gloves. Cowhide is a little firmer. Black and brown are the most common colors. Tan, beige, coffee, grey, olive and white pairs are also in the range. Some pairs have a suede finish. Check the leather and color on each product before you order.
Wipe the gloves with a soft dry cloth after you wear them. If they get wet, let them dry at room temperature, away from heaters. Heat can make leather stiff and cause cracks. Use a leather conditioner now and then to keep the hide soft. Store the gloves flat in a cool, dry drawer, not in a plastic bag. Suede pairs need a soft brush instead of conditioner.

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