Art. 269/NO Leather Brown

Description

Warm, sophisticated, and deeply authentic: these leather brown ski gloves embody the perfect harmony between technical performance and Italian style. Crafted from premium nappa leather, they stand out for their smooth, lustrous finish, while the leather brown shade—warm, rich, and timeless—adds a bold yet natural character, evoking alpine landscapes, wooden chalets, and snowy sunsets.

To the touch, the leather is compact and flexible, pleasantly velvety, immediately conveying a sense of security and comfort. This high-end material is not only visually refined—it gently adapts to the hand, following its movements and ensuring complete freedom on the slopes.

Every design detail is finely tuned: the saddler stitching with elastic inserts reflects the precision of artisan craftsmanship that balances durability with elegance, while the side zip with logo adds a contemporary and functional accent. The embroidered logo lends an extra touch of sophistication, subtly marking the glove’s brand identity. The 3-inch cuff offers effective protection from wind and snow, maintaining a clean and sporty silhouette.

Inside, the opossum lining envelops the hand in a naturally warm and luxurious embrace. Its exceptional softness creates the ideal microclimate, shielding from extreme cold without compromising breathability—providing all-day comfort on the slopes.Perfect for skiers who seek both comfort and style, these gloves are made to tackle the mountain with confidence and elegance. Their refined sportiness makes them ideal for those who enjoy standing out with taste.

Their true signature lies in their soul: 100% Made in Italy, born from a heritage of craftsmanship passed down through generations and preserved in Milanese workshops where every piece is handmade. Every stitch, every material choice, every detail tells the story of Italian excellence applied to an accessory that becomes a symbol of quality, authenticity, and a passion for beauty.

Wearing these leather brown ski gloves means carrying a fragment of the culture of craftsmanship—of slowing down to appreciate every gesture—and of experiencing winter with depth and style.