The Dents Hairsheep Leather Classic Driving Gloves Black is by Dents, the English glovemaker founded in Worcester in 1777 and based today in Warminster, Wiltshire. With seven Royal Warrants and a documented credit list including James Bond films (most recently Daniel Craig in Spectre and No Time To Die), Dents is the standard for English leather gloves and accessories.
Hairsheep leather is one of the finest glove leathers — soft, supple, lightweight, and far more durable than cheaper sheepskin. Dents hand-cuts each piece and lines the glove with cashmere, silk, or unlined construction depending on the model.
A classic driving glove cut: open or perforated knuckles for flexibility, an elasticated wrist with a snap closure, and a slim fit close to the hand for proper steering-wheel feel. Designed for actual use behind the wheel, not just for show.
Available here in black.
Care: Wipe with a slightly damp cloth if marked. Apply a leather conditioner once or twice a year. Avoid soaking the leather and let it air-dry naturally if it gets wet.
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The Dents Hairsheep Leather Classic Driving Gloves Black is by Dents, the English glovemaker founded in Worcester in 1777 and based today in Warminster, Wiltshire. With seven Royal Warrants and a documented credit list including James Bond films (most recently Daniel Craig in Spectre and No Time To Die), Dents is the standard for English leather gloves and accessories.
Hairsheep leather is one of the finest glove leathers — soft, supple, lightweight, and far more durable than cheaper sheepskin. Dents hand-cuts each piece and lines the glove with cashmere, silk, or unlined construction depending on the model.
A classic driving glove cut: open or perforated knuckles for flexibility, an elasticated wrist with a snap closure, and a slim fit close to the hand for proper steering-wheel feel. Designed for actual use behind the wheel, not just for show.
Available here in black.
Care: Wipe with a slightly damp cloth if marked. Apply a leather conditioner once or twice a year. Avoid soaking the leather and let it air-dry naturally if it gets wet.
You can ask any question about this product.
Our specialists will answer you shortly!
