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Made by KURODA · Higashikagawa, Kagawa

Kuroda Women’s Lambskin Leather Gloves – Knit Cuff, Cashmere Lined

Sale price$115.00
Color:Black
KURODA

Meet the maker

KURODA

Higashikagawa, Kagawa

A leather glove maker founded over 40 years ago in Higashikagawa, Kagawa, the town that makes about 90% of Japan's gloves. Every...


Kuroda women’s lambskin leather gloves with knit cuff in black #Color_Black
Kuroda Women’s Lambskin Leather Gloves – Knit Cuff, Cashmere Lined Sale price$115.00

Slim, elegant and warm

Kuroda women’s leather gloves with knit cuffs in several colors

Smooth lambskin from Portolano of Italy, lined with 100% cashmere and carefully sewn in Japan.

About Kuroda

Kuroda (クロダ) is a glove maker founded more than 40 years ago in Higashikagawa, Kagawa, the town that makes around 90% of all gloves produced in Japan. Many well-known fashion brands come to Kuroda when they want gloves made, and its cutting and sewing skills are regarded as among the best in the region. These are Kuroda's own-brand gloves.


1. Pique stitching for slender fingers

Kuroda uses pique stitching, a sewing method that makes the fingers look long and graceful, for a slim, refined silhouette.

Kuroda women’s gloves with a handbag


2. A long knit cuff

The long knit cuff covers the wrist for extra warmth, and can be folded back to wear shorter.

Kuroda women’s leather gloves with a long knit cuff


Made to last

Gloves made in Japan's glove capital are built with expert sewing, so they last far longer than ordinary gloves, and the leather softens and molds to your hands the more you wear them. A pair to keep for many winters, and a wonderful gift.

Wearing Kuroda women’s gloves with the cuff folded


Specifications

  • Size: one size, hand circumference 21 cm (approx. 8.3 in)
  • Material: lambskin (Italian Portolano leather); knit cuff: wool and nylon
  • Lining: 100% cashmere
  • Made in Japan (Higashikagawa, Kagawa)

Care

  • If the gloves get wet, blot with a dry cloth and let them dry naturally in the shade, away from direct heat.
  • Leather may transfer color when wet or rubbed; take care with light-colored clothing.
  • Store in a dry, well-ventilated place.
KURODA

The maker behind this piece

KURODA

Higashikagawa, Kagawa

A leather glove maker founded over 40 years ago in Higashikagawa, Kagawa, the town that makes about 90% of Japan's gloves. Every hide is softened and stretched in-house, for gloves that wrap your hands in comfort, right down to beautifully shaped fingertips.