I know how it feels. I did not have much money growing up. Know what quality is, safe up and maybe you are lucky one day and find a quality pair that is used for a few bucks.
In my opinion it's better, you learn more about how to dress well on a budget. One of the best things is to be able to dress like a wealthy man, when you're on a limited finance. So if you do one day earn enough, you'll know a lot more than those who just have others dress them. Money doesn't buy you class, there are many politicians out there who demonstrate that very well.
Charles Martel it's just sometimes cheaper in the long run to buy the higher quality product. Especially shoes, coats and suits if you wear them! Although every man should have a suit in a non offensive colour such as Navy or some type of grey from mid to charcoal.
I recently bought myself the hydro proof gloves from fort Belvedere and let me just say I was not expecting them to be super soft out of the box both outside and inside. I love them. I got myself the gray ones and they match my whole wardrobe.
in December I bought a pair of lampskin leather gloves with cashmere lining only with 80$ they are handmade and because the company was small I think that I made a great purchase
I bought a pair of Day Wolf heated gloves and liners. They are soft and can be heated and kept warm. They are mainly cost-effective. In winter, I can work typing, drive, and keep warm at the same time. Only personal advice.
As a suggestion try having a place where you keep your gloves when you are not wearing them such as a drawer perhaps or what I do I have a wooden jewelry box with a green felt lining that I keep my leather gloves in especially during the off season but again just a thought to help you prevent losing your gloves.
Captain Hans Geering I believe you would be a tiny bit more conscious about where you put your $300 gloves compared to those $30 gloves. Put them in your pocket, or briefcase if you have one.
I recommend when recording if you plan to have motion to bump the frame rate over resolution. 4k is nice but horrible if you can't record a min 60fps moving. The shot showing the blue gloves up close while moving was like 360p in quality with the blurr from moving. I assume in order to shoot 4k the camera has a low shutter speed. In those shots you may want to boost it as high as possible or consider upscaling a 1080 shot after recording with a even higher shutter speed if you can't change it much from its current state.
I have a pair of leather gloves that are on the cheeper side, but they were a gift, so I didn't waste my own money on them. Nevertheless, I like them very much, and go very good together with my black overcoat.
$30 definitely aren’t good for an outfit, but they are perfect for a pair you don’t care about and just need to protect your hands when putting in hard work
30 seconds in and I already know he's gonna convince me to shell out $300 on a pair of gloves that I'll be too afraid to wear in case I get them dirty..... Sigh! Alexa.....show me high-quality gloves. I have a shopping problem.
Thank you so much! I had bought some $50 carhartts and they were even worse than your $30 gloves because I guess they were more of a work glove. Anyways, Im going to order some lambskin with cashmere inner gloves. I have one Im looking at but theyre rather cheap, so Im hesistant to waste another $40 if its not what Im looking for. What do you recommend? Is there a mid ranged product you really like? $100 is about where my tummy gets sore if I spend any more haha
You can get 100% real high quality lambskin nappa leather gloves with 100% cashmere lining or genuine shearling or fur lining made exactly like yours, handmade, in many sizes and many colors for between 40$ to 80$ no problem. Made in Italy as well. Many brands on Amazon.
Need to do glove shopping at some point, thanks... seems like there is actually a difference... hope it actually reflects too. I need them to work for at least few hours for keeping warmth. Cheap ones always like 20min outside or less... well my hands are freezing.
I always struggle whenever I'm in the market, looking to invest in a high quality pair of leather gloves - namely black leather gloves, since they're a universal color that goes well with petty much anything. I'm a young businessman who lives in New York, so gloves this time of year are all but mandatory, I'm afraid. That is, unless you want your fingers to experience frostbite and subsequently fall right off your hands. That wouldn't be a pretty sight! My issue stems from not wanting to sacrifice practicality and comfort, for aesthetics (i.e., shine, design, patterns of lining glossiness, fit, and so forth), or vice-verse. Ideally, I wouldn't like to compromise either one - if you see what I'm getting at here. I make good money, so I wouldn't mind investing in a pair of dress gloves that would set me back, upwards of around $300 - I really wouldn't. My thing is not really knowing whether a given pair would be the right pair to purchase. The options here are plentiful, as you can only imagine Look, style and appeal, matter to me a great deal, as I'm a man who spends most of his time wearing suits, dress shoes, overcoats, peacoats, and quite a few accessories. Gloves accentuate the look of whatever you may be wearing on a given day, so that's why they matter so much to me. Thank you for the extremely detailed and highly informative video. I always learn so much from you. It's such a delight to be able to follow you, here on RUclips. Take care!
I'll entertain the suggestion, but it's without any promises, my friend. Sadly, I'm in a line of work that prefers conservative colors, over those that could be perceived as flamboyant. Nevertheless, I'll consider the recommendation for personal wear, if nothing else. Thanks again!
By the way, my husband just subscribed to your channel, so I believe your tally of subscribers just went up by one. Just thought I'd let you know, =) Keep up the great work!!
I am ready to buy myself my 1st pair of quality leather gloves. Was wondering what color you would recommend buying that would go well with many colors?
The true difference comes down to how quickly you'll lose them. A $30 pair of gloves will last until they wear out. With a pair of $300 gloves one will inexplicably go missing after about two weeks. $100 gloves about 3 months before they get lost.
Prince of Wales Check Overcoat? My father had a similar Peacoat bought from Aquascutum in 1978 and he's still wearing it when the Police brought him home at 3am last night sadly he suffers from Alzheimer's at 92 years old but his coat prevails.
Wonderful video appreciate learning about the difference between a quality pair of leather gloves verses a inexpensive pair to some it may seem wasteful to invest in a really good pair of leather gloves but as you highlight in your video over the course of time in the long run you come out way ahead thanks for the information!
I haven't looked threw all you videos but can you do one on suspenders? Love the content on your channel I'm a young man myself, who enjoys dressing well on more than just special occasions and am hoping to expand my wardrobe with classic mens wear. keep the videos coming.
Womens gloves are cut in a more narrow way, and tend to have a longer cuff. Mens gloves tend to be boxy, and have really short cuffs, because why on earth would you want your wrist or forearm to be warmed? XD Womens gloves can be found with smooth backs without the 3 cartoonish lines on the back of the hands, whereas mens gloves always have them(I don't want my gloves to look like Mickey Mouse). Women's glove options are flatout better than mens.
On one hand, quality gloves are an investment (actually, the gentleman's wardrobe can be a serious investment). It's not only about warm hands in the wintertime. On the other hand, if anyone desires to be(come) a gentleman, this can only be a start (there is no shortcut or discount on this path). Elegance and style are not facts, they are daily habits. Becoming a gentleman involves a lot of tacit knowledge... I personally know very few who make a contribution similar to Gentleman's Gazette.
Actually, you can call it whatever you want, there is no trademark on the word. Everyone is better off if men start holding themselves to higher standards. Unfortunately, I don't see an overwhelming majority of people who speak, dress, behave and argue according to the "standards" of a true gentleman. It takes years of practice and dedication...
I also find that the term "gentleman" means something very different out of The UK. In America, a man who argues, fights, shouts, speeds on the roads, ect can be a gentleman.
Silverstar treat your wife/girlfriend good, be there for your kids, be respectful to people and yourself, earn your keep, you don’t need years of practice , nor be in anyone’s standards, then you’ll be alright. It’s just in you, your nature
When it comes to leather gloves I wish there was a company that will make them costom to your hands ,it like tee-shirts you can see the shoulder area _unless you have a perfect body
Try Etsy. I'm trying to price out what a quality pair of gloves would cost and it seems like some gloves there will make your fingers whatever you need since they're handmade like these are.
I just bought a pair of Alwyn gloves, which was old stock since the company no longer exists after the passing of the owner. They're made of capeskin and feel awesome, however I was wondering if I could have a button put in the seam at the opening? They fit great, but the parts at the wrist kinda go everywhere when wearing and won't stay snug.
I bought some Roeckl gloves the other day. I live in Munich and stumbled across them. So far I really like them! I was wondering what your connection with Munich is since I heard you mention it here and there?
Came for a video that would guide me about a pair of 40$ (though I got a discount from boxing day, so a bit lower) Auclair deer leather winter gloves (I couldn't find images of them online. Not even on their website. They have a bunch of products that don't an image). First off, I doubt they are hot enough to be used for prolong amounts of time outside in the winter of where I live (think of -20 Celcius being an unsurprising temperature)... But they do look nice. They have enough enough slack between the thumb and index to arch with my hand when I put them in a 90degree angle. They have the lining and filling of cheap gloves. And the actual leather exterior (which is supposedly 100% deer leather) seem kinda thin and dubious at place, but not as thinly cheap as different pair of glove I have (which were cheaper, when I bought them). If it fails to be what it's supposed to be, I'll be sure to return them. ... I'm not a connaisseur in leather gloves. I don't know what to expect (except for the cut). When I hear leather, what comes to my mind is something that can withstand heavy-duty stuff (though, not to the same level as leather work gloves). ... But my Auclair gloves do, at least, smell of leather. Since I have big hands (my gloves are range from Large to Extra-Large), not every glove is gonna fit my well. And if it fits me, it may not pass my 90degree thumb/index arch test. They were some much comfier (in term of keeping hands hot), but they were either too small bulky or didn't pass my thumb/index test. ... I'm sure some 300$ gloves would be awesome, but it's not an investment I'm willing to do at the moment. I don't have enough expendable outcome, at the moment. ... I might just buy hotter gloves too.
Check out the Men's Dress Glove Guide where we explain it. Link is under the video and in the video. Always make sure to check our links for more information because often we provide that. Here it is again www.gentlemansgazette.com/the-glove-guide/?
Anybody out there thinking of buying a pair of Honns gloves? Don't. I did, and three weeks later one of the stitches gave out. I contacted them, and here's what they replied: "We do not accept returns/refunds or offer exchanges for gloves that have been used. We apologize for the inconvenience." So basically they have no warranty or quality control on a $150 pair of gloves. Nice going HONNS!!
I would love to get the gray Peccary glove with Alpaca lining you have on your website ... but, damn, it's pricey! Not to mention, your the only one who seems to be selling this combination.
They are quality gloves and get better over time. You can easily spend $400 - 500 on peccary gloves of similar workmanship and quality. So yes, they are not cheap but comparatively, they are great value, especially since it is difficult to find this color.
in construction/ helper. my hands get tore -up all time! if I bought the $15 gloves.. I get 3 days out them.. $5. gloves I be lucky get 1 day.. sometimes 2. most the time.. I just go without.. dig out the spliteres when I get home! ...$300-$500. for gloves /or shoes.. (that's nuts).
My taior can make a pair of lamb nappa gloves with lamb fur or bunny fur lining or cashmere (basically anything except alpaca) with Quirks for 50$ with all the specific measurements and mostly any color, would you call that a cheap glove ?
It depends on where you live of course. But a tailor and a glovemaker are very different crafts. It's like saying my car mechanic can build me a house and I save a lot. Even if he is a great mechanic it doesn't mean you get a great house.
Sorry for that, the person/enterprise who it is a glovemaker that can tailor make gloves, i have a smaller pinky than my size of the glove, but all the other fingers fit well so i gotten to him because of that (a smaller i bearly fit on my hand and the fingers aren't fiting that well).
Hehe, but can you Ice Fish in them? I know alot about gloves and there use. I work with my hands all day long, and ware gloves like most people wear socks. All the gloves he is talking about are awesome, and specialized. Just like what your doing with your hands. Many valid points he gives that can be used for the most expensive work gloves. Quarks are found in all quality gloves, no matter there purpose. And he nails the point about the odor. I have a very expensive pair of gloves that work for 'shoveling snow' and Ice Fishing with :) Then I have a $6 pair of gloves I use for 10 days, then discard. I have never used 'driving gloves', I love to feel the road. Even have gloves for pumping petrol lol! And since covid, well, more gloves ... sadface
That's a red Fort Belvedere cashmere scarf - www.gentlemansgazette.com/shop/accessories/scarves/cashmere-scarf-red-solid-large-luxurious-fort-belvedere? Will be in stock again next week. I explain how I tie the scarf here www.gentlemansgazette.com/how-to-tie-a-scarf/?
Simply put, I once bought an expensive pair of fine gloves that fit perfect and looked beautiful, were comfortable, and lasted me almost...25 years.
Thanks for sharing!
For some reason, I was expecting: "...2 months, until I lost them" :)
@@BarAlexC I lost my peccary gloves after 4 years :( .. I miss them so much
Being a broke high school student and watching these videos is not a good combination.
I know how it feels. I did not have much money growing up. Know what quality is, safe up and maybe you are lucky one day and find a quality pair that is used for a few bucks.
In my opinion it's better, you learn more about how to dress well on a budget. One of the best things is to be able to dress like a wealthy man, when you're on a limited finance. So if you do one day earn enough, you'll know a lot more than those who just have others dress them. Money doesn't buy you class, there are many politicians out there who demonstrate that very well.
Charles Martel it's just sometimes cheaper in the long run to buy the higher quality product.
Especially shoes, coats and suits if you wear them! Although every man should have a suit in a non offensive colour such as Navy or some type of grey from mid to charcoal.
epicPhsycoturtle been there
Dude me too haha
I recently bought myself the hydro proof gloves from fort Belvedere and let me just say I was not expecting them to be super soft out of the box both outside and inside. I love them. I got myself the gray ones and they match my whole wardrobe.
+Eugene Debs glad to hear that
Those driving gloves look very elegant, all the details are so intricate and refined.
They are indeed. We even tested them in a Ferrari F430 and they performed well and looked the part...
Hi sir
If you intrested contact me wattsup now 0097470579201
Gentleman's Gazette what are the driving gloves called?
I've never even paid $30 for gloves
same
I just put my hands in my pockets and hold my change
The most I paid was $20, cuz I lose them anyway
repairdrive you have no hands ?
@@resart5445 HAHAHAH FACTS
in December I bought a pair of lampskin leather gloves with cashmere lining only with 80$ they are handmade and because the company was small I think that I made a great purchase
name of company please?
Hi sir how are you we are manufacturer leather gloves if you intrested contact me wattsup now 0097470579201
@@Jf_1900 hi sir if you intrested
Punch someone with style.
I really like to you actually showed a side by side live comparison!
This was helpful. Thank you, sir.
I'll revisit your previous glove videos to see what works best for sub-freezing temperatures.
I bought a pair of Day Wolf heated gloves and liners. They are soft and can be heated and kept warm. They are mainly cost-effective. In winter, I can work typing, drive, and keep warm at the same time. Only personal advice.
Your glove fetish is severe...
These videos are always so great! His accent makes the videos feel so much MORE refined!
Let us not forget that Shakespeare's father was . . . a glover!
Verily
Cost per wear of the gloves is determined by the frequency of losing them... So, how to not lose 300$ gloves??
Captain Hans Geering attach your gloves to your jacket with a string
Put them in your pockets!
As a suggestion try having a place where you keep your gloves when you are not wearing them such as a drawer perhaps or what I do I have a wooden jewelry box with a green felt lining that I keep my leather gloves in especially during the off season but again just a thought to help you prevent losing your gloves.
Captain Hans Geering I believe you would be a tiny bit more conscious about where you put your $300 gloves compared to those $30 gloves. Put them in your pocket, or briefcase if you have one.
Don't store them in your coat pockets unsecured.
... When I do that, I too have the tendency to lose them.
I'm from a fine dining background. Keep the education flowing! Thank you.
If the gloves don't fit you must acquit!
I recommend when recording if you plan to have motion to bump the frame rate over resolution. 4k is nice but horrible if you can't record a min 60fps moving. The shot showing the blue gloves up close while moving was like 360p in quality with the blurr from moving. I assume in order to shoot 4k the camera has a low shutter speed. In those shots you may want to boost it as high as possible or consider upscaling a 1080 shot after recording with a even higher shutter speed if you can't change it much from its current state.
I really like how you say C H E A P , it feels as if you spit over the word!
How badly were you sweating and dying of heat while recording this?
Actually not at all. We just kept the room cool
Dude, ever heard of air conditioner?
@@yuyang9121 yes... but sometimes that doesn't help
I have a pair of leather gloves that are on the cheeper side, but they were a gift, so I didn't waste my own money on them. Nevertheless, I like them very much, and go very good together with my black overcoat.
I loved the burgundy gloves but I wish you had it brown, I couldn't find it on your website
$30 definitely aren’t good for an outfit, but they are perfect for a pair you don’t care about and just need to protect your hands when putting in hard work
What if my main concern of buying gloves is n spending a lot of money also black looks good
30 seconds in and I already know he's gonna convince me to shell out $300 on a pair of gloves that I'll be too afraid to wear in case I get them dirty..... Sigh! Alexa.....show me high-quality gloves. I have a shopping problem.
Tell me did he make you shell out $300 for a pair? It’s been 3 years, so I’m curious.
@@SpideySensez me too.
@@Issyisawesome108 I’m still curious 💀
That jacket is exquisite. The epaulettes are a nice touch.
Thanks, it is actually a vintage piece from Austin Reed, back when they made solid quality garments. Sadly, that is no longer the case.
Thank you so much! I had bought some $50 carhartts and they were even worse than your $30 gloves because I guess they were more of a work glove. Anyways, Im going to order some lambskin with cashmere inner gloves. I have one Im looking at but theyre rather cheap, so Im hesistant to waste another $40 if its not what Im looking for.
What do you recommend? Is there a mid ranged product you really like? $100 is about where my tummy gets sore if I spend any more haha
you like the gloves?
You can get 100% real high quality lambskin nappa leather gloves with 100% cashmere lining or genuine shearling or fur lining made exactly like yours, handmade, in many sizes and many colors for between 40$ to 80$ no problem. Made in Italy as well. Many brands on Amazon.
A great video. I invest in an expensive pair of leather gloves, they fit so much better and look better with time.
Leather is used to bind books :)
Need to do glove shopping at some point, thanks... seems like there is actually a difference... hope it actually reflects too.
I need them to work for at least few hours for keeping warmth.
Cheap ones always like 20min outside or less... well my hands are freezing.
That moment when you follow this channel and at 3:09 your country is mentioned :')
I always struggle whenever I'm in the market, looking to invest in a high quality pair of leather gloves - namely black leather gloves, since they're a universal color that goes well with petty much anything. I'm a young businessman who lives in New York, so gloves this time of year are all but mandatory, I'm afraid. That is, unless you want your fingers to experience frostbite and subsequently fall right off your hands. That wouldn't be a pretty sight!
My issue stems from not wanting to sacrifice practicality and comfort, for aesthetics (i.e., shine, design, patterns of lining glossiness, fit, and so forth), or vice-verse. Ideally, I wouldn't like to compromise either one - if you see what I'm getting at here.
I make good money, so I wouldn't mind investing in a pair of dress gloves that would set me back, upwards of around $300 - I really wouldn't. My thing is not really knowing whether a given pair would be the right pair to purchase. The options here are plentiful, as you can only imagine
Look, style and appeal, matter to me a great deal, as I'm a man who spends most of his time wearing suits, dress shoes, overcoats, peacoats, and quite a few accessories. Gloves accentuate the look of whatever you may be wearing on a given day, so that's why they matter so much to me.
Thank you for the extremely detailed and highly informative video.
I always learn so much from you. It's such a delight to be able to follow you, here on RUclips.
Take care!
Get a gray pair of gloves instead of black. Stylish gentlemen don't wear black gloves ;) Find out why here www.gentlemansgazette.com/the-glove-guide/?
I'll entertain the suggestion, but it's without any promises, my friend.
Sadly, I'm in a line of work that prefers conservative colors, over those that could be perceived as flamboyant. Nevertheless, I'll consider the recommendation for personal wear, if nothing else.
Thanks again!
By the way, my husband just subscribed to your channel, so I believe your tally of subscribers just went up by one.
Just thought I'd let you know, =)
Keep up the great work!!
this is really helpfull i always tought for years cow hide and horse hide was the best quality now i know the difference thank you!.
I am ready to buy myself my 1st pair of quality leather gloves. Was wondering what color you would recommend buying that would go well with many colors?
The true difference comes down to how quickly you'll lose them. A $30 pair of gloves will last until they wear out. With a pair of $300 gloves one will inexplicably go missing after about two weeks. $100 gloves about 3 months before they get lost.
This is literally what happened to me 2 weeks ago. Then 4 weeks ago. So basically I lost 2 pairs of gloves and both were pricey too 😭😭😭
Thieves in your household
Where did you get that coat?! It is amazing
Prince of Wales Check Overcoat? My father had a similar Peacoat bought from Aquascutum in 1978 and he's still wearing it when the Police brought him home at 3am last night sadly he suffers from Alzheimer's at 92 years old but his coat prevails.
Any recommendations for good summer leather motorcycle gloves?
That military pea coat is awesome
I know I'm really late.. but, is rabbit a good leather for gloves?
Wonderful video appreciate learning about the difference between a quality pair of leather gloves verses a inexpensive pair to some it may seem wasteful to invest in a really good pair of leather gloves but as you highlight in your video over the course of time in the long run you come out way ahead thanks for the information!
I haven't looked threw all you videos but can you do one on suspenders? Love the content on your channel I'm a young man myself, who enjoys dressing well on more than just special occasions and am hoping to expand my wardrobe with classic mens wear. keep the videos coming.
I'll put it on the list
Gentleman's Gazette OMG have never had one of my subscribers answer back this is pretty awsome!
Or sorry subscribed
What is your opinion on using the women’s version a glove if there is no actual difference in the look if there is no size for my small hands?
Womens gloves are cut in a more narrow way, and tend to have a longer cuff. Mens gloves tend to be boxy, and have really short cuffs, because why on earth would you want your wrist or forearm to be warmed? XD Womens gloves can be found with smooth backs without the 3 cartoonish lines on the back of the hands, whereas mens gloves always have them(I don't want my gloves to look like Mickey Mouse). Women's glove options are flatout better than mens.
I get my gloves at Tractor Supply Co.
Heavy weight cowhide is where it's at 👈
What dou you think of gloves from the brand "Roeckl"?
On one hand, quality gloves are an investment (actually, the gentleman's wardrobe can be a serious investment). It's not only about warm hands in the wintertime. On the other hand, if anyone desires to be(come) a gentleman, this can only be a start (there is no shortcut or discount on this path). Elegance and style are not facts, they are daily habits. Becoming a gentleman involves a lot of tacit knowledge... I personally know very few who make a contribution similar to Gentleman's Gazette.
Silverstar "gentleman" became a marketing word.
Actually, you can call it whatever you want, there is no trademark on the word. Everyone is better off if men start holding themselves to higher standards. Unfortunately, I don't see an overwhelming majority of people who speak, dress, behave and argue according to the "standards" of a true gentleman. It takes years of practice and dedication...
I also find that the term "gentleman" means something very different out of The UK. In America, a man who argues, fights, shouts, speeds on the roads, ect can be a gentleman.
Silverstar treat your wife/girlfriend good, be there for your kids, be respectful to people and yourself, earn your keep, you don’t need years of practice , nor be in anyone’s standards, then you’ll be alright. It’s just in you, your nature
Very nice video well explained 🖒
I love that red gloves.... where can I get that? The dark red one with 3 piping
When it comes to leather gloves I wish there was a company that will make them costom to your hands ,it like tee-shirts you can see the shoulder area _unless you have a perfect body
Try Etsy. I'm trying to price out what a quality pair of gloves would cost and it seems like some gloves there will make your fingers whatever you need since they're handmade like these are.
Could I wear a pair of Petrol Blue Driving Gloves during the summer wearing a polo?
I just bought a pair of Alwyn gloves, which was old stock since the company no longer exists after the passing of the owner. They're made of capeskin and feel awesome, however I was wondering if I could have a button put in the seam at the opening? They fit great, but the parts at the wrist kinda go everywhere when wearing and won't stay snug.
I bought some Roeckl gloves the other day. I live in Munich and stumbled across them. So far I really like them! I was wondering what your connection with Munich is since I heard you mention it here and there?
Telling is to buy Fort belvedere gloves and then theres no Single Black pair available.
Why dont you sell simple black gloves ? cause i like black gloves and need some :/
BeCaUsE UnUsuAL cOLOuR gLoves wILL gEt YOU complimentS
Came for a video that would guide me about a pair of 40$ (though I got a discount from boxing day, so a bit lower) Auclair deer leather winter gloves (I couldn't find images of them online. Not even on their website. They have a bunch of products that don't an image).
First off, I doubt they are hot enough to be used for prolong amounts of time outside in the winter of where I live (think of -20 Celcius being an unsurprising temperature)... But they do look nice. They have enough enough slack between the thumb and index to arch with my hand when I put them in a 90degree angle.
They have the lining and filling of cheap gloves. And the actual leather exterior (which is supposedly 100% deer leather) seem kinda thin and dubious at place, but not as thinly cheap as different pair of glove I have (which were cheaper, when I bought them). If it fails to be what it's supposed to be, I'll be sure to return them.
... I'm not a connaisseur in leather gloves. I don't know what to expect (except for the cut). When I hear leather, what comes to my mind is something that can withstand heavy-duty stuff (though, not to the same level as leather work gloves).
... But my Auclair gloves do, at least, smell of leather.
Since I have big hands (my gloves are range from Large to Extra-Large), not every glove is gonna fit my well. And if it fits me, it may not pass my 90degree thumb/index arch test.
They were some much comfier (in term of keeping hands hot), but they were either too small bulky or didn't pass my thumb/index test.
... I'm sure some 300$ gloves would be awesome, but it's not an investment I'm willing to do at the moment. I don't have enough expendable outcome, at the moment.
... I might just buy hotter gloves too.
Awesome! Saw your video on driving gloves too I had a question about kangaroo leather gloves are they better then lamb skin? Or peccary?
Any thoughts on polo ralph lauen $80 sheepskin gloves??
i can't take my eyes off the red suede gloves
I need to fix mi car, driveway, electric wires, credit score, and basically most of my life,.... let me watch this glove video. I crie in the shower.
What about elk leather?
Quiestion. So how would you get the perfect fit or size for your hand on the quality gloves?
Check out the Men's Dress Glove Guide where we explain it. Link is under the video and in the video. Always make sure to check our links for more information because often we provide that. Here it is again www.gentlemansgazette.com/the-glove-guide/?
Ah thank you !
Anybody out there thinking of buying a pair of Honns gloves? Don't. I did, and three weeks later one of the stitches gave out. I contacted them, and here's what they replied: "We do not accept returns/refunds or offer exchanges for gloves that have been used. We apologize for the inconvenience." So basically they have no warranty or quality control on a $150 pair of gloves. Nice going HONNS!!
I've been looking for Peccary gloves which have touchscreen sensitivity, but I have yet to find a manufacturer.
If you intrested gloves contact me wattsup 0097470579201
I buy $16-30 USD patent shiny gloves they do the job, $100^ is too much I would only spend that on a PC or Glovebox 80cm rubber gloves
Elk makes the best gloves
I just bought a 10$ pair of leather gloves off eBay being the KFC salary high school student I am. so watching This is a shit idea
Keyan Ghasemi
How much do you get paid ？
I would love to get the gray Peccary glove with Alpaca lining you have on your website ... but, damn, it's pricey! Not to mention, your the only one who seems to be selling this combination.
They are quality gloves and get better over time. You can easily spend $400 - 500 on peccary gloves of similar workmanship and quality. So yes, they are not cheap but comparatively, they are great value, especially since it is difficult to find this color.
What color is the most versatile for these elegant gloves?
Arian Shadoe Tontowi Yellow
dayglo pink, probably. gotta be visible
How do I match gloves with my outfit?
in construction/ helper. my hands get tore -up all time! if I bought the $15 gloves.. I get 3 days out them.. $5. gloves I be lucky get 1 day.. sometimes 2. most the time.. I just go without.. dig out the spliteres when I get home! ...$300-$500. for gloves /or shoes.. (that's nuts).
@Gentelmen'sGazette any advice for shrinking a pair of quality leather driving gloves?
What pair of gloves can I wear whit a brown leather duster or a light blue invernal coat?
What's your opinion on the German brand Baumler? I have a set of gloves from them! £19.50 down from £69
Don't know them.
My taior can make a pair of lamb nappa gloves with lamb fur or bunny fur lining or cashmere (basically anything except alpaca) with Quirks for 50$ with all the specific measurements and mostly any color, would you call that a cheap glove ?
It depends on where you live of course. But a tailor and a glovemaker are very different crafts. It's like saying my car mechanic can build me a house and I save a lot. Even if he is a great mechanic it doesn't mean you get a great house.
Sorry for that, the person/enterprise who it is a glovemaker that can tailor make gloves, i have a smaller pinky than my size of the glove, but all the other fingers fit well so i gotten to him because of that (a smaller i bearly fit on my hand and the fingers aren't fiting that well).
i really like that yellow looking pair. black ones are cool too. but they look too much like murderer's gloves.
I already lost 2 left hand gloves this winter. I totally give up trying to wear gloves even if its 20F outside...LOL
100 dollar gloves are the way to go, the 2 extremes are not the way.
This is a 10min roast video session
The cheap one is way too expensive for me
im just here to see if the quality ones is more fingerprint resistant
Hehe, but can you Ice Fish in them? I know alot about gloves and there use. I work with my hands all day long, and ware gloves like most people wear socks. All the gloves he is talking about are awesome, and specialized. Just like what your doing with your hands. Many valid points he gives that can be used for the most expensive work gloves. Quarks are found in all quality gloves, no matter there purpose. And he nails the point about the odor. I have a very expensive pair of gloves that work for 'shoveling snow' and Ice Fishing with :) Then I have a $6 pair of gloves I use for 10 days, then discard. I have never used 'driving gloves', I love to feel the road. Even have gloves for pumping petrol lol! And since covid, well, more gloves ... sadface
How does the sizing work on your website for the navy gloves? I want them but can't figure out the sizing
We have a size chart and a video on the proudct page. Here it is ruclips.net/video/F1g9uBFs4BY/видео.html
Hello. Are there any man made material gloves you like.
Not for dress gloves.
thanks for addressing this. I was wondering about this. great video, Sven.
I thought lamps were something people shouldn't buy because they worn easily and require regular maintenance?
Is it just me or he sounds like stewie
Are Canali suits good?
I love your coat!
Always informative! Is that a regular scarf you're wearing & is there a video? The way you wear it is very eye catching!
That's a red Fort Belvedere cashmere scarf - www.gentlemansgazette.com/shop/accessories/scarves/cashmere-scarf-red-solid-large-luxurious-fort-belvedere? Will be in stock again next week.
I explain how I tie the scarf here www.gentlemansgazette.com/how-to-tie-a-scarf/?
Thank you Mr. Schneider!
Since you showed some driving gloves, one was wondering what kind of car you drive.
Audi A6
Gentleman's Gazette What year?
@@ishowyouapple 1999 he spent all his money on the gloves
He looks like he wore it out the san fran goodwill
great coat !
thanks
30 dollar gloves cheap?
Correct, if they're "leather." They're not machine-woven kiddie mittens.
If you intrested contact me at any gloves
I thought it was CSGO video
Maybe in 5 years time, I might afford one of those gloves... I hope
Did you save up yet ? 🧤
Leather glove that costs 300$
Van is happy now
That red scarf blinds me and your coat gives me a headache.
The overcoat?
Vintage Austin Reed
Concerning driving gloves, you get what you pay for
Who pais 300$ for gloves???