Objects / Driving gloves
Dents Winchester Men's Handsewn Deerskin Leather Driving Gloves
Dents
$273.00 USD
Dents has made gloves in England since 1777, and the Winchester is the classic unlined deerskin driving glove done properly. Fourchettes and quirks shape the fit, the stud fastener keeps the wrist sleek, and the slim cut keeps the connection to the wheel direct.
| Material | Deerskin leather |
|---|---|
| Construction | Handsewn, unlined |
| Details | Cut-out back with knuckle holes, perforations, colour-contrasting stitching, fourchettes and quirks |
| Fastening | Stud fastener |
| Fit | Wrist-length, slim |
| Sizes | XS through XL |
Why Road & Motor selected it
Dents has made gloves in England since 1777, and the Winchester is the classic unlined deerskin driving glove done properly. Fourchettes and quirks shape the fit, the stud fastener keeps the wrist sleek, and the slim cut keeps the steering-wheel connection direct. It is the glove the category has been copying for generations.
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