No S-M-L. We measure seven dimensions of your hand and sew a glove that fits like a second skin.
A bespoke glove begins with the measure. Palm circumference, finger length, width — every hand sits differently. From the measures we cut the parts and choose the leather, so the glove neither pulls nor wrinkles.
Sample values. We take your measurements in the atelier, or remotely with a simple guide.
Four core cuts. You choose the leather, lining and length to measure. Sample content; in your version you add your own models.
A smooth glove for daily wear, silk lining.
from £135
A driving glove with vents and a snap button.
from £122
Soft suede, a matte surface, for cold days.
from £112
A longer cut, thin peccary leather, for evening.
from £205
We cut the leather to your measures — palm, back and the fourchettes between the fingers.
A fine stitch joins the parts so the glove flexes with the hand.
We shape the fingers on a form, finish the hem and sew on the button.
A glove is the tightest garment you wear — it must fit to the millimetre. I make them one at a time, from the measure to the last stitch. I choose the leather by the hand and the purpose, not by the stock. If a finger wears through after years, I replace it — a glove is not thrown away.
Tell me the glove you want — material, length, colour. We'll arrange measuring in the atelier or send you a guide. I'll reply with a proposal and an indicative price.