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Howlin’s No Fingers Gloves Are Smartphone Friendly
Howlin' knows it's no fun trying to dig out your bus pass from your pocket or use your smartphone while your fingertips are covered in wool.
Howlin' knows it's no fun trying to dig out your bus pass from your pocket or use your smartphone while your fingertips are covered in wool.
American Trench is getting skin in the game with its Leather Goods collection which is all made in the USA like the rest of their mindfully crafted lineup.
Bench-made in Hungary and dyed with aniline, these gloves use traditional Scandinavian techniques that have been in practice for generations.
Made in Oregon, Sullivan's Navy Blue Deerskin Shorty Gloves feature vintage-inspired stitching on the backside of each glove, a nod to old-school styles.
Canadian outfit Raber Glove Mfg. Co. is here to make the transition from the knitted gloves grandma gave you to solid cowhide hand armour.
Made from materials you'd find on offerings from top-shelf brands but for half the price, Bridge & Burn made these gloves for affordable warmth and style.
Cowhide, pile lining, and retro woven cuffs—these are a few of our favorite things and here they are in a warm pair of mitts.
Got chilly fingers but don't know how to size your glove purchase? We've got two simple ways to size so they "fit like a glove" every time.
There are a lot of ways to keep your hands warm and protected for winter, and though some might prefer…
Winter can be fun—if you’re prepared. Among the laundry list of preparatory winter paraphernalia is a good set of gloves,…
