The Styles in This Collection
Leather gloves come in more shapes than you'd think. The right style depends on how you'll wear them and the level of warmth or coverage you need.
Classic wrist-length gloves. The everyday cut. They sit neatly at the wrist, work comfortably under most coat cuffs and pair easily with everything from tailored wool coats to casual jackets.
Cashmere-lined winter gloves. A warm, soft option for colder days. Cashmere provides insulation without making the glove feel unnecessarily bulky, making it easy to wear under a coat sleeve.
Silk-lined dress gloves. Lightweight and refined, with a smooth lining that makes them easy to slip on and off. Ideal for autumn, spring and milder winter days.
Fleece and wool-lined gloves. Practical options for everyday cold-weather wear. They offer a warmer feel while remaining comfortable for regular use.
Driving gloves. Traditionally closer-fitting and designed to give you a good feel on the steering wheel. Depending on the design, they can feature perforated details, open knuckles or a snap fastening.
Touchscreen leather gloves. Designed with touchscreen-compatible fingertips so you can use your smartphone without removing your gloves. A useful choice for everyday commuting and city wear.
Long and gauntlet cuffs. Extended cuffs provide additional coverage over or beneath a coat sleeve. They work particularly well with tailored and longer coats.
Leather mittens. A warmer alternative for colder conditions, with the fingers kept together to help retain warmth.
Leather, Lining and Finish
The leather and lining you choose affect the feel, finish and warmth of a glove. Different materials suit different wardrobes and occasions.
Hairsheep leather is valued for its fine, soft feel and natural flexibility. Its lightweight character makes it particularly well suited to close-fitting gloves.
Lambskin nappa is soft, supple and smooth, making it a popular choice for everyday leather gloves. It's comfortable against the hand and works well across a wide range of colours and styles.
Suede has a softer, brushed finish that gives gloves a more relaxed and tactile appearance. Tan, cognac and grey suede work especially well with wool coats and neutral autumn and winter outfits.
Cashmere lining provides a soft, insulating layer without adding excessive bulk. It's a premium choice for gloves designed for colder weather.
Silk lining is lightweight and smooth, making it particularly suitable for dressier gloves and milder conditions.
Fleece and wool linings offer a practical balance of warmth and comfort for everyday winter wear.
Check the individual product description for the exact leather, lining, finish and construction of the pair you're considering.
The Colours Worth Owning
Colour matters on gloves because they're one of the few accessories that remain visible when you're wrapped up in a coat.
Black is the easiest first choice. It works with almost every coat colour and pairs effortlessly with both casual and tailored outfits.
Brown, tan and cognac bring warmer tones to your wardrobe. They're particularly easy to wear with camel coats, denim, cream knitwear and other neutral shades.
Cream, ivory and off-white create a lighter, more refined look. They're well suited to smarter occasions and pale winter coats.
Burgundy, oxblood and deep red add colour without becoming difficult to style. They're a strong choice when you want your gloves to stand out against a neutral coat.
Grey and taupe offer understated alternatives to black and brown. They work particularly well with navy, charcoal and other cool-toned outerwear.
How to Wear Leather Gloves
The easiest approach is to coordinate your gloves with the wider colour palette of your outfit. Brown gloves work naturally with camel, tan and brown coats, while black gloves pair with almost anything.
Cream and burgundy gloves can be used when you want the accessory to make more of a statement. Long gauntlet cuffs work particularly well with fitted coats, while classic wrist-length gloves sit neatly beneath most coat sleeves.
Driving gloves suit tailored outfits as well as casual jackets. For everyday winter dressing, choose a lining and length that work with your outerwear, then let the leather add the finishing detail.
How Should Womens Leather Gloves Fit?
A leather glove should feel close to the hand without restricting movement. The fingers should reach comfortably into the ends of the glove without excess material at the fingertips, while the palm should feel secure without uncomfortable pressure.
To measure your glove size, wrap a tape measure around the widest part of your dominant hand across the knuckles, excluding the thumb. Compare the measurement with the sizing information provided for the specific product.
Leather can soften and mould to the hand with wear, but the glove should still feel comfortable from the first try-on. If you're between sizes, check the individual product's size guide, particularly for lined styles where the additional lining can affect the fit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are leather gloves warm enough for a British winter?
They can be, depending on the lining and construction. Cashmere, fleece and wool-lined gloves are better suited to colder conditions, while silk-lined styles are lighter and more appropriate for autumn, spring and milder winter days.
Hairsheep, lambskin or suede?
Hairsheep offers a fine, lightweight and flexible feel. Lambskin nappa is soft and supple, making it a versatile everyday option. Suede has a brushed finish and a more relaxed appearance, particularly in shades such as tan and cognac.
Do touchscreen leather gloves work?
Touchscreen styles use conductive material or thread at the fingertips to allow compatible smartphone screens to register touch. Performance can vary between designs and devices, so check the individual product details before buying.
How do I look after leather gloves?
Allow wet gloves to dry naturally at room temperature and keep them away from direct heat such as radiators. Follow the care instructions supplied with your gloves and use a suitable leather-care product where recommended. Store them in a cool, dry place away from excessive moisture and heat.
Do you deliver across the UK?
Yes. Free UK delivery is available, with delivery options shown at checkout. Klarna and Clearpay are also available alongside other payment methods, subject to the options offered at checkout.
