Majestic Glove 1600 Winter Lined Cowhide Leather Palm Glove

Description

Soft and tough, these hides provide a durable glove. Types of Leather Cow: Cowhide is the most popular and common type of leather used for work gloves. Pig: The porous texture of pigskin provides a hide that delivers tremendous breathability. Split leather comes from the underside or bottom surface of the hide. This leather softens with use and resists moisture without becoming stiff. Camel: Camel hide offers a leather that is durable, soft, smooth and provides high wear resistance in gloves. Goat: Goatskin is the strongest, most durable, and highest wear resistant leather. Understanding the types and cuts of leather used in crafting gloves will help users choose the glove for the right job. This leather softens with use and resists moisture without becoming stiff. This maintains the consistent glove quality you’ve come to expect from Majestic. Grain, full, or top leather comes from the outer or external, smooth surface of the hide and provides superior wear resistance and durability than other cuts. It produces a durable, comfortable glove with outstanding abrasion resistance. Majestic Glove SKU 1600 & 1602 Blue split cowhide leather palm and knuckle strap work gloves Gold canvas back Pile lined for added warmth: Wing thumb Safety cuff Choosing Leather Gloves Choosing a Leather Work Glove Leather driver work. Understanding the types and cuts of leather used in crafting gloves will help users choose the best glove for the right job.

Key Features

• Camel: Camel hide offers a leather that is durable, soft, smooth and provides high wear resistance in gloves.
• Majestic is committed to the quality and craftsmanship of leather gloves by selecting and verifying types and cuts of leather, sewing materials, and systems of assembly.
• Majestic Glove SKU 1600 & 1602 Blue split cowhide leather palm and knuckle strap work gloves Gold canvas back Pile lined for added warmth: Wing thumb Safety cuff Choosing Leather Gloves Choosing a Leather Work Glove Leather driver work.
• Grain, full, or top leather comes from the outer or external, smooth surface of the hide and provides wear resistance and durability than other cuts.
• This leather softens with use and resists moisture without becoming stiff.
• Understanding the types and cuts of leather used in crafting gloves will help users choose the glove for the right job.