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Printing MethodsHeat-Transfer PrintingGloves LengthWRIST
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SeasonWinterApplicable sceneOutdoor, Cycling
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TouchscreenNoNeedle detectionYes
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ApplicationDaily Life
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StylePlainMaterialLeather
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FeatureEco-FriendlyTypebike wear gloves
Goatskin leather and a knitted lining define these plain wrist-length gloves for men's and women's winter golf or cycling-style projects. Twelve colours each have Xs, M, L and Xl choices, allowing you to approve a specific colour and measured hand fit together.
Compare the Twelve Leather Colours
Use physical leather samples for exact shade decisions, including the two gray and two brown directions. Keep the selected shade with its actual size choice:
- RED or Black.
- Wine red or khaki.
- Beige or White.
- light gray or dark gray.
- dark blue or dark green.
- dark brown or Brown.
- Xs, M, L or Xl checked against measured hand fit.
Measure the Glove Before Choosing the Size
Request hand, palm, finger and cuff measurements for the selected size. Inspect actual finger coverage and movement on the intended wearer before accepting the fit for a golf or cycling-style brief.
Review the wrist construction with the chosen size and colour. Confirm the opening and finished glove shape on the same sample rather than selecting from letter sizing alone.
Inspect the Leather and Knitted Lining
Approve the goatskin leather finish and request the knitted lining's fibre composition. Check how the lining and outer glove fit together before accepting the completed construction.
Plan Around the Function and Artwork Scope
These gloves do not provide touchscreen functionality. Keep that limitation in view when selecting the design for an intended wearer who needs device interaction.
If heat-transfer artwork is required, agree its dimensions and exact placement on the selected leather surface. Confirm whether the finished glove includes that decoration and inspect the actual result.
Request Care and Any Thermal Evidence
Obtain care instructions applicable to the chosen leather finish and knitted lining. For a specific winter warmth requirement, request relevant thermal methods, conditions and results for that finished construction before relying on a measured outcome.
