Maisie Women's Cashmere-Lined Black Leather Gloves
- £120
Timeless elegance combines with contemporary craftsmanship in this sophisticated pair of leather gloves. Made from the highest quality hairsheep leather, these gloves incorporate touchscreen technology, allowing you to use your mobile device effortlessly while keeping them on. You’ll find it hard to take them off, as they are lined with sumptuous cashmere for an added layer of luxury. The gloves are finished with a stylish three-point decoration and inseam stitching, making them an outstanding wardrobe essential for the discerning fashion enthusiast.
- Made in the Philippines
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- Leather touchscreen palm enables the use of devices, such as mobile phones, without having to remove gloves
- Inseam stitching (with the seams hidden on the inside of the glove) gives the smoothest, cleanest finish
- Three-point decorative stitching on the back of the gloves elongates the look of the hand for a refined appearance
- Gloves measure above the wrist for a close fit
- Gloves have a regular fit - this is tailored but not tight
- Fits most hand shapes and suiting both smart and casual dressing
Developed to allow you to use touchscreen devices this leather is also favoured for its natural strength and elasticity. The sheep that provides the leather grows hair, not wool, hence its name. The fine hair leaves no markings resulting in smooth leather. Hairsheep leather is generally acknowledged as the best leather for gloves. Durable and supple, this is an excellent choice for lasting comfort.
Cashmere is a luxurious fiber obtained from the soft undercoat of cashmere goats, primarily found in regions such as Mongolia, China, and India. Known for its exceptional softness, warmth, and lightweight properties.
The production of cashmere is labor-intensive, as it requires careful harvesting of the fibers during the molting season when the goats naturally shed their undercoat. This process yields only a limited amount of cashmere per goat each year, making it a more expensive material compared to other fibers.
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