Hestra Classic Leather Gloves - Brown

While these gloves offer excellent warmth, they are primarily designed for general cold-weather use and commuting. For high-intensity snow sports that involve prolonged exposure to moisture and require maximum dexterity, specialized ski gloves might be a better option.

Refer to the Hestra sizing chart for accurate measurements. The gloves should feel snug but not uncomfortably tight, allowing for some movement. A pre-curved fit means they should contour naturally to your hand.

No, these gloves are spot clean only. Machine washing can damage the leather and the Primaloft insulation.

Primaloft-Gold is a high-performance synthetic insulation known for its superior warmth, softness, compressibility, and water resistance. It provides excellent thermal efficiency even when damp.

With proper care, including periodic conditioning and avoiding harsh cleaning methods or excessive moisture, the goat nubuck leather can last for many years, maintaining its look and feel.

These gloves are water-resistant due to the nature of the goat nubuck leather and Primaloft insulation, but they are not fully waterproof. They are best suited for cold, dry to moderately damp conditions.

Leather gloves can stretch slightly with wear. Wear them for extended periods around the house to allow them to conform to your hand shape. Ensure the wrist strap is not overly tightened.

Verify that the wrist strap and cuff are snug to prevent drafts. Ensure the internal lining is properly positioned. For extreme cold, consider layering thinner liner gloves underneath.

Apply a small amount of specialized leather conditioner following product instructions. Allow the conditioner to absorb fully before wearing.

Ensure the brushed polyester lining is smooth and not bunched. If the gloves are new, they may loosen up with use. Avoid using excessive force.