Description
Say goodbye to cold hands forever courtesy of the luxuriously warm Ripley leather gloves. They’re lined with silky-soft rabbit fur, known for its superior heat in cold weather, creating perfect winter warmers. These timeless leather gloves add classic style to this cosiness thanks to the elegant three-point decorative stitching. Made in Britain as part of the Heritage Collection, these gloves are one of the warmest styles and are a top choice when the temperature drops.
Material:
Hairsheep Leather: The sheep that provides the leather grows hair, not wool, hence its name. The fine hair leaves no markings resulting in smooth leather. Favoured for its natural strength and elasticity, hairsheep leather is generally acknowledged as the best leather for gloves. Durable and supple, this is an excellent choice for lasting comfort.
Features:
Three-point decorative stitching on the back of the gloves elongates the look of the hand for a refined appearance.
Lined with real rabbit fur for maximum warmth in extreme cold.
Half pique stitching – combines inseam stitching (seams hidden on the inside of the glove) and pique stitching (one seam overlaps the other) for a smooth appearance.
Gloves measure above the wrist – ideal with three-quarter length sleeves.
Part of Heritage Collection – proudly made in Britain.
Size Guide:
Wrap a fabric tape measure around your dominant hand at its widest part, excluding the thumb.
If you are between glove sizes, round down to the nearest half or whole number. The leather will stretch slightly with use.
7 = 7″ / 18cm / S
7.5 = 7.5″ / 19cm / M
8 = 8″ / 20.5cm / L
Made in Great Britain
Dents has made the world’s finest leather gloves since 1777. The brand offers an extensive range of men’s and women’s luxury leather gloves – from timeless driving gloves to contemporary fingerless designs. Crafted from premium leathers and finished with indulgent linings, each pair is designed in Britain and the Heritage Collection is proudly handmade in Dents’ historic Warminster factory in England, preserving centuries-old techniques. This process involves as many as 32 stages and taking up to eight hours to make, each pair is hand cut and handstitched. A truly exceptional British craftsmanship.
