TAMREX A+ LeatherPRO Thermo goatskin winter gloves

These winter gloves are worth trying – they may become a new favourite!

Made from carefully selected, award-winning A+ grade goatskin, these gloves have good grip and belong to the top 8% of leather gloves for hide quality. Just as human skin is rarely flawless, finding an animal hide without scars or marks is difficult. Such natural marks can affect the quality of leather goods.

These gloves are made from carefully selected, intact and attractive hides. The leather comes from the animal's back, where it is strongest, improving the gloves' durability.

Although the gloves are very thin (both the leather and Thinsulate are thin) and provide good tactile sensitivity, they are more flexible, abrasion-resistant, stronger and more water-repellent than most gloves made from thicker leather, and do not become slippery when wet.

Nylon gussets between the fingers add comfort, and the 3D cut ensures a good fit. The wrist has genuine Velcro® hook-and-loop fastening that holds the glove securely and withstands 20 000 opening and closing cycles.

A warm fleece lining and an additional premium Thinsulate® layer provide exceptional warmth. No other material this thin yet warm, with a similar combination of properties, has been made yet, so these gloves are very warm.

Buy these gloves and you won't regret it – on the contrary, you'll breathe a sigh of relief, because your search for good gloves is finally over. Their attractive design makes them suitable for applications from production and household tasks to keeping in the car or wearing on ski slopes and sledging hills.

Because we know these are the best leather gloves of their kind, we offer them to everyone. The wide size range 4 – 12 covers children, women, men and workers with exceptionally large hands.

These work gloves protect against mechanical hazards (Cat 2), meaning their protective properties have been tested and the results are documented, as required in production environments.

Despite their excellent properties, these gloves are relatively affordable.

It is sensible to have different gloves for different weather conditions. This might include extra-warm gloves for bitterly cold winter days (with Thinsulate® G120 insulation), gloves with slightly lighter insulation (Thinsulate G80 or G60) for temperatures between freezing and ten degrees below zero, and waterproof, breathable winter gloves for damp or wet conditions when the temperature rises above freezing.