Pierre Cardin Mens Leather Gloves - Luxury Driving Gloves - Perfect as Winter Gloves
Category: AMAZON FASHION
Categories: Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry > Men > Accessories > Gloves & Mittens > Cold Weather Gloves
Store: Pierre Cardin
Average rating: 4.2 (688 ratings)
Features:
Leather
Pull On closure
Hand Wash Only
SUN PROTECTION: Protect your hands from harmful UV rays while in the car or out walking, in style
SIZING: Items fit a little snug, please take that into consideration when purchasing
3M THINSULATE TECHNOLOGY: Thin inner lining is form-fitted, and insulated to keep the heat inside, keeping hands warm and comfortable
DURABLE STITCHING: Stitched with clean lines, detailed hem stitches prevent fraying and help ensure long-term wearability
CINCHED WRIST: Secures the gloves to wrist with ease so they always stay on, and it provides a suave, detailed look

Introducing the softest real leather gloves you’ll ever own. Buttery soft sheepskin gloves are silky smooth inside and out, with a 100% lambskin exterior and a 100% super soft polyester inside. These mitts keep you warm all day, even on the coldest winter days! Cinching wrist design keeps out the cold and snow, but are still easy on and off, and have amazing grip for holding the steering wheel or gear shift while driving, juggling packages into the house, holding on to frozen railings when ice skating, and anything else you can think of. These gloves are also perfect for most women, and offer a unisex design that is stylish yet functional. Gift them to a friend, family member, life partner, spouse, or coworker/boss and you'll be sure to impress. Just don't forget to keep a pair for yourself! To care for gloves, always hand wash and lay flat or hang to air dry, and do not iron.
Who is Pierre Cardin?
Pierre Cardin is a world renowned French designer who shaped and changed the face of fashion. In 1950 he opened his own store in France. Pierre Cardin is also famous for making one of the first ready-made couture lines. Today there is a dedicated museum in Paris, France to showcase his work throughout the years and his current atelier. He has worked with the Red Cross since World War II and was appointed a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador in 1991.