There is a kind of cold weather that gives no warning. It arrives while riding a bicycle or a scooter, while climbing a trail, while waiting for the traffic light to turn green. It is the cold that seeps in at the wrists, stiffens the fingers, turns a simple gesture into something effortful.
The Art. 960 was made to answer that cold. .
These are water-repellent deerskin mittens with a pure cashmere lining: a model designed for those who move through winter without slowing down, in the city as much as in the mountains. Deerskin has always been the most robust and flexible material a glover can choose. In this version, the leather has been treated to repel water, becoming an effective barrier against rain, wind and snow without sacrificing any of its natural softness. The saddle-stitched seams that run along the profile are not merely an aesthetic choice: they guarantee a structural hold that lasts over time and speak, to those who know how to look, of the level of care put into every stage of the making.
Inside, the cashmere. A full lining that warms without weighing, wrapping the fingers in the lightness that only natural fibres can offer. The mitten shape, keeping the fingers close together, enhances the hand’s natural thermoregulation. At the wrist, a ribbed cashmere cuff ensures a secure fit, leaving no gap for the cold to find.
These artisan deerskin and cashmere mittens are a women’s winter glove built to last season after season: technical protection and beauty, without compromise.
