Gloves

130 PRODUCTS

Imagine finding the perfect pair of gloves that seamlessly matches your style and needs. Our selection offers a wide range of men's winter gloves, fingerless models, and elegant pieces for everyday wear. Whether you're looking for warm gloves for frosty days or lightweight, breathable options for autumn, you'll find the right pair here. Each pair combines functionality with modern design to keep your hands comfortable at all times.

Products

Fur cuffs - Brown/Type1

Fur cuffs - Brown/Type1

11,45 €
Last 2 pieces!
Winter Set - Burgundy

Winter Set - Burgundy

12,40 €
Last piece!
JA-37674 Fingerless Gloves - Light Brown

JA-37674 Fingerless Gloves - Light Brown

11,90 €
Last 2 pieces!
Knitted phone gloves with finger cutouts – Blue

Knitted phone gloves with finger cutouts – Blue

9,95 €
Last piece!
Knitted phone gloves with finger cutouts – Light Brown

Knitted phone gloves with finger cutouts – Light Brown

9,50 €
Last piece!
Men's fingerless gloves SU-37694 - Brown / XL

Men's fingerless gloves SU-37694 - Brown / XL

9,10 €
Last 2 pieces!
XÉ-6848 Gloves - Red

XÉ-6848 Gloves - Red

6,85 €
ST-29075 Gloves - Orange

ST-29075 Gloves - Orange

7,05 €
Last 2 pieces!
XÉ-6850 Gloves - Black

XÉ-6850 Gloves - Black

5,45 €
Last 3 pieces!
ST-29077 Gloves - White

ST-29077 Gloves - White

6,70 €
Gloves

Gloves are an essential part of any wardrobe for those who want to combine comfort with style. In our store, we have curated a carefully selected collection that covers all needs—from everyday protection against the cold to specific models for an active lifestyle. Let's take a closer look at what to consider when choosing gloves and which materials and styles are currently most popular.

How to Choose the Right Gloves

When selecting gloves, it's crucial to focus on several factors. First, consider the purpose for which you will use them. Gloves for everyday city wear have different requirements than those for sports or outdoor work. Size is also important—gloves that are too loose won't keep you warm and restrict movement, while those that are too tight can be uncomfortable and impede blood circulation.

Materials and Their Properties

Leather gloves are a timeless choice that combines durability with an elegant appearance. They are especially suitable for cooler weather and, with proper care, can last for years. Textile gloves with a fleece or wool lining, on the other hand, offer excellent insulation and are lighter. For active individuals, a combination of synthetic materials that wick away moisture and dry quickly is ideal. For example, gloves with a Gore-Tex membrane are a great choice for winter running or cycling, as they keep you dry and warm even during intense activity. For everyday city wear, you'll appreciate models made of merino wool, which naturally regulate temperature and are soft to the touch.

Trends and Styles for Every Occasion

Current trends in gloves lean towards minimalism and functionality. Solid-color models in neutral tones like black, gray, brown, or navy blue are popular, as they easily pair with various outfits. Fingerless gloves are a hit, especially in autumn and spring, when you need free fingers for using your phone or other fine tasks. Our selection also includes gloves with touchscreen fingertips, which are practical for daily use—you can send messages or use navigation without having to take them off.

Men's vs. Unisex Models

Our range includes specialized men's gloves designed with a focus on comfort and functionality. However, many models are unisex, so you can choose based on your taste regardless of gender. It's important to check the size charts to get the right fit—most manufacturers provide the palm circumference in centimeters. If you're unsure, we recommend measuring your palm at its widest point (excluding the thumb) and comparing it to the chart. For everyday city wear, leather gloves with a soft lining are popular, as they look elegant and also suit more formal attire. For sports activities, on the other hand, we recommend gloves with rubberized palms, which improve grip and protect against abrasion.

Care and Maintenance of Gloves

To ensure your gloves last as long as possible, give them proper care. Clean leather gloves with special leather care products and store them in a dry place, ideally in a fabric bag. Textile gloves can be hand-washed at a low temperature, but avoid the dryer. Always follow the instructions on the label—this will prevent unnecessary damage to the material. For wool gloves, we recommend using a gentle wool detergent and drying them flat to maintain their shape. If your gloves have a membrane, regularly re-impregnate them to keep them water-repellent. In winter, also protect them from excessive moisture—after coming home, let them air dry at room temperature, not on a radiator.

Explore our range of gloves and choose a model that perfectly meets your needs. Whether you prefer classic, modern, or sporty designs, you'll find the right pair here.

HOW TO CHOOSE

When choosing gloves, focus on the material, intended use, and correct size. An overview of the most common types can be found in the table below, which will help you quickly navigate the selection.

Type of Use Material Target Group
Everyday city wear Leather, wool, fleece Men and women
Sports and outdoor activities (running, cycling, hiking) Functional fabrics, neoprene, membrane (e.g., Gore-Tex) Active individuals
Elegant occasions (weddings, parties, business meetings) Fine leather, cashmere, silk lining Men, women
Work with touch devices (smartphone, tablet) Textile with conductive fibers (silver threads, carbon fibers) Universal
Winter sports (skiing, snowboarding) Waterproof materials, insulation (primaloft, synthetic fibers) Athletes, children and adults

Before purchasing, check these important points:

  • Measure your palm circumference in centimeters and compare it with the size chart—gloves that are too tight restrict movement and blood circulation, while those that are too loose won't keep you warm and may slip off.
  • Check whether the gloves allow you to use a touchscreen if you need that feature—not all models with this function are equally reliable, so read reviews.
  • Review the material composition and resistance to water or wind based on your planned use—a light layer is sufficient for autumn, while in winter, opt for insulated models.
  • Pay attention to the quality of workmanship—strong seams, quality zippers, and reinforced fingertips extend the lifespan of the gloves.
  • Consider practical details such as hanging loops, Velcro straps on the wrist, or reflective elements for better visibility in the dark.
CATEGORY INFORMATION

Important safety notice for gloves in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on general product safety (GPSR)

This is a targeted safety notice for the correct and safe use of gloves (textile, woolen, leather, synthetic, elastic; winter, sports, cycling, running, touchscreen with conductive tips, motorcycle, leisure work, fashion with decorations/zippers/magnetic fasteners). Since they may contain small metal or magnetic elements, have cords or zippers, and improper sizing can restrict blood circulation and sensitivity, please follow the instructions below.

Basic safety and handling principles

  • Keep out of reach of small children: Buttons, zipper sliders, decorations, and magnets may pose a choking hazard; the product is not a toy.
  • Check before use: Inspect seams, cuffs, fastenings, conductive tips, and surface; do not use gloves that are torn, worn, or cracked.
  • Fire and heat: Most textiles are flammable; gloves are not flame-resistant. Avoid open flames, sparks, and hot surfaces.
  • Magnetic/metal parts: Keep away from payment cards and sensitive electronics; persons with implanted devices should maintain a safe distance from strong magnets.
  • Not PPE: Gloves are not intended as personal protective equipment (PPE) against cutting, chemical, or thermal risks unless explicitly stated and marked (e.g., CE/EN standard).

Proper and safe use

  • Correct size and sensitivity: Gloves must not be excessively tight (risk of reduced blood flow, numb fingers) or too loose (risk of catching on objects).
  • Activities and catching hazards: When working with machinery, on escalators, or bicycles, choose low-profile cuffs without loose cords/chains; secure long straps.
  • Touchscreen tips: Conductive fibers may be sensitive to abrasive surfaces; avoid contact with sharp edges.
  • Moisture and cold: In wet and windy conditions, prefer waterproof/windproof models; to maintain warmth, do not overclench fingers (a clenched fist reduces sensitivity).
  • Purpose: Do not use gloves for handling chemicals, oils, hot objects, or welding unless they are designed and certified for such use.

Cleaning, maintenance, and storage

  • According to the label: Follow care symbols; leather requires gentle cleaning and conditioner, wool gentle washing, synthetics usually low temperatures.
  • Drying: Dry at room temperature away from direct heat/sunlight; shape leather gloves during drying to prevent stiffening.
  • Fastenings and metal parts: After contact with salt water/sweat, wipe dry to prevent corrosion and discoloration of textiles.
  • Storage: Store in a dry and dark place; avoid compression that deforms padding and conductive tips.

Specific health warnings

  • Allergies and sensitive skin: Dyed textiles, leather tanning agents, and metal (e.g., nickel in accessories) may cause reactions; if redness or itching occurs, remove the gloves.
  • Blood circulation and pressure: Tight cuffs may impair circulation; choose the appropriate size or adjustable fastenings.
  • Moisture and dermatitis: Prolonged wearing of wet gloves increases the risk of irritation; dry hands and change wet gloves.

Disposal

  • Sorted waste and textile collection: Textile/leather parts should be handed over to textile collection; separate metal and magnetic parts if possible. Wrap sharp/hard parts to avoid hazards.

Incidents and contact

  • In case of an incident (allergic reaction, frostbite from improper use, injury from catching), stop using the product immediately. Keep the product and proof of purchase for complaint processing.