All my gloves are made to fit and are hand sewn with linen or silk thread. They are made using period patterns and have kidney shaped thumb holes and long forchets (the piece between the fingers) which make the fingers appear longer. They can be made from a variety of different leathers and in a number of different styles.

If you would like to order a pair of gloves please contact me to discuss your requirements.

Simple gloves

Robust short cuffed goves made from sheep or goat skin. From £95 a pair.

Two finger mittens

These mittens are often seen worn on illustrations of gardeners and labours and are tough practical mittens made from heavy goat or calf skin.

Gauntlets

More common in the 17th century these gauntlets have a stiffened cuff which can decorated or left plain.

Archers shooting glove

This glove is based on a 14th century tapastery. It is made from goat skin and has pads sewn into the fingers to give more protection from the bow string.

17th entury scale cuffed gauntlets

These gauntlets are based on a glove in the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds. The hands are made from oil tanned deerskin and the cuffs are made from buff leather scales that are stitched to a linen canvas base.

Fancy gloves

These gloves are made with soft deer or sheep skin and are close fitting. There is a vairity of cuff designs. Long folded cuff are common and they are often seen with pinked and scaloped edges.