Which leather gloves to buy?
My fall gloves that I wear when temperatures are around 0 Celsius is not keeping me warm and I'm looking at leather gloves with cashmere lining. Here's what I am thinking
Dents Andover, $169.05CAD sale price (https://row.dentsgloves.com/products/men-s-cashmere-lined-touchscreen-leather-gloves?ROW=yes&variant=39449615761470) - Seems to have most of what I need. Glad it has the touchscreen capability. It's supposed to be a good brand, so I'm hoping it will be of good quality and can last me a while. It's what I'm leaning for rn. Only fault I have with it is something I see with leather gloves in general(at this price point anyway) is that they seem to have no fastener of some kind to make sure my gloves hug my hands tightly. This may only end up mattering when the weather is extremely cold, where I might need different gloves anyway and I could always just wear jackets with hand cuffs to keep my gloves snug but that's my only blemish with these gloves for me.
Dents also has quite a few other leather gloves with cashmere lining, but, tbh, I can barely tell the difference between some of then. If you feel I should buy another product from there, let me know.
J.Crew's Cashmere-lined leather gloves $100.80CAD sale price (https://www.jcrew.com/ca/p/mens/categories/accessories/cold-weather-accessories/gloves/cashmere-lined-leather-gloves/BB984) - Cheaper but maybe more appropriate for my first leather gloves before I fully understand what I might be getting into. Once again, no fasteners.
Hestra's Handsewn Cashmere Men's Leather Gloves $325CAD (https://www.hestragloves.ca/hairsheep-1-34-bt-handsewn-cashmere-mens-black) - Looks the best. No touchscreen capability, but, it does have an elastic wrist fastener of sorts to keep me somewhat smug at least but I dunno if I can justify spending 325 CAD for gloves. I might wait until Black Friday to see if it maybe goes on sale but then I might lose out on the opportunity to snag Dents Andover for the sale price, so I dunno.
Dents Andover, $169.05CAD sale price (https://row.dentsgloves.com/products/men-s-cashmere-lined-touchscreen-leather-gloves?ROW=yes&variant=39449615761470) - Seems to have most of what I need. Glad it has the touchscreen capability. It's supposed to be a good brand, so I'm hoping it will be of good quality and can last me a while. It's what I'm leaning for rn. Only fault I have with it is something I see with leather gloves in general(at this price point anyway) is that they seem to have no fastener of some kind to make sure my gloves hug my hands tightly. This may only end up mattering when the weather is extremely cold, where I might need different gloves anyway and I could always just wear jackets with hand cuffs to keep my gloves snug but that's my only blemish with these gloves for me.
Dents also has quite a few other leather gloves with cashmere lining, but, tbh, I can barely tell the difference between some of then. If you feel I should buy another product from there, let me know.
J.Crew's Cashmere-lined leather gloves $100.80CAD sale price (https://www.jcrew.com/ca/p/mens/categories/accessories/cold-weather-accessories/gloves/cashmere-lined-leather-gloves/BB984) - Cheaper but maybe more appropriate for my first leather gloves before I fully understand what I might be getting into. Once again, no fasteners.
Hestra's Handsewn Cashmere Men's Leather Gloves $325CAD (https://www.hestragloves.ca/hairsheep-1-34-bt-handsewn-cashmere-mens-black) - Looks the best. No touchscreen capability, but, it does have an elastic wrist fastener of sorts to keep me somewhat smug at least but I dunno if I can justify spending 325 CAD for gloves. I might wait until Black Friday to see if it maybe goes on sale but then I might lose out on the opportunity to snag Dents Andover for the sale price, so I dunno.
Dents
Sophisticated, sleek and smart – these gloves have it all. The premium hairsheep leather boasts touchscreen technology making it fantastically phone friendly. No more removing your gloves to use your mobile, you can continue to use your devices while on the go with these clever gloves. And while perfectly practical for
A classic leather glove with a knitted cashmere lining for warmth on chilly autumn and winter days. A timeless men’s glove in supple Italian hairsheep leather with a beautiful sheen. Cut and sewn by hand by glove cutters in Hestra’s workshop in Hungary, superb quality materials and craftsmanship produce a glove with a fantastic feel and fit. Poi...
