Stylish leather glove with sophisticated details and a warm cashmere blend lining.
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- Nappa leather from a lambskin (hairsheep)
- Knitted lining 55% cashmere, 45% wool
- Arm length 2" (approx. 5cm)
- One pair has 184 hand-sewn Japanese decorative beads
- Three beaded decorative stitches on the back of the palm
- Step seam
- Made using the table cutting method
- Made in Europe
Sauso Handcrafted lambskin gloves, meticulously made using the traditional table-cutting method. Luxurious Italian cashmere-wool lining. Finished with an elegant pique seam and little Japanese pearls.
The lambskin leather is thin, soft and flexible, so it fits perfectly in the hand and feels wonderfully light.This glove is classically elegant and easy to match with all kinds of styles.
The glove has a cashmere-wool blend lining, which warms your hands wonderfully and is still breathable. Cashmere brings warmth and softness to the lining and wool makes it more durable.
The back of the palm has three adjacent rows of beads, which adds a sophisticated decoration to the glove. Each bead is sewn into the leather with careful craftsmanship. 184 pieces of Japanese decorative beads are sewn into one pair of gloves by hand.
The gloves are given the right fit using the centuries-old table cutting method. The leathers are cut individually by hand. The excess stretch is stretched out of the leather by hand, leaving only the adjustment margin. This ensures that the gloves do not stretch during use, but retain their fit. The leather is also used as carefully as possible so that no material is wasted.
The gloves are handmade with a sewing machine. The step seam used in the gloves is a very challenging seam type that only the best seamstresses can do.
Caring for the gloves is easy. Since the leather is naturally oily, it does not need to be treated with leather care products. Avoid getting the leather wet. Stretch the gloves lightly lengthwise after each use. Store the gloves straightened in a breathable space so that the moisture accumulated during use can evaporate.
In gloves, the lining often wears out faster than the leather, so we offer our customers a lining exchange service that allows you to exchange the lining for gloves that have already formed on your hands.
- Nappa leather from a lambskin (hairsheep)
- Nappa leather from a lambskin (hairsheep)
- Knitted lining 55% cashmere, 45% wool
- Arm length 2" (approx. 5cm)
- One pair has 184 hand-sewn Japanese decorative beads
- Three beaded decorative stitches on the back of the palm
- Step seam
- Made using the table cutting method
- Made in Europe
Sauso Handcrafted lambskin gloves, meticulously made using the traditional table-cutting method. Luxurious Italian cashmere-wool lining. Finished with an elegant pique seam and little Japanese pearls.
The lambskin leather is thin, soft and flexible, so it fits perfectly in the hand and feels wonderfully light.
This glove is classically elegant and easy to match with all kinds of styles.
The glove has a cashmere-wool blend lining, which warms your hands wonderfully and is still breathable. Cashmere brings warmth and softness to the lining and wool makes it more durable.
The back of the palm has three adjacent rows of beads, which adds a sophisticated decoration to the glove. Each bead is sewn into the leather with careful craftsmanship. 184 pieces of Japanese decorative beads are sewn into one pair of gloves by hand.
The gloves are given the right fit using the centuries-old table cutting method. The leathers are cut individually by hand. The excess stretch is stretched out of the leather by hand, leaving only the adjustment margin. This ensures that the gloves do not stretch during use, but retain their fit. The leather is also used as carefully as possible so that no material is wasted.
The gloves are handmade with a sewing machine. The step seam used in the gloves is a very challenging seam type that only the best seamstresses can do.
Caring for the gloves is easy. Since the leather is naturally oily, it does not need to be treated with leather care products. Avoid getting the leather wet. Stretch the gloves lightly lengthwise after each use. Store the gloves straightened in a breathable space so that the moisture accumulated during use can evaporate.
In gloves, the lining often wears out faster than the leather, so we offer our customers a lining exchange service that allows you to exchange the lining for gloves that have already formed on your hands.