Pierre CardinLeather Glove (Black, L/XL)

Great driving gloves at a good price. Received weeks early.

I was looking for a pair of leather dress gloves to go with my new overcoat. These gloves fit the bill but are not my favorite. There a little too large. They flair out a little too much at the cuff. And, I don't care much for the label attached to the outside of the glove (had to carefully cut it off). If you need a pair of gloves (or a few pairs) quick and cheap these are for you. If you want really nice ones I would keep shopping.

A bit tight fit using the fitting guide. Us next larger size if you want a loose fit. Will likely expand after wearing for awhile. Light insulation is good to around freezing. Nice looking leather.

I am very pleased with these gloves. I ordered a size large and they fit perfectly. They have a thin lining and are not bulky which I like. Very good driving gloves.

Fit

This is my second pair this winter (the first were lost while skiing), and I plan on buying another couple of pairs for future seasons.While not waterproof, the gloves are great for driving, dog walking, and skiing. Even in 15-20 degree weather, they keep my hands warm. The gloves are also really flexible for the amount of heat they retain.I do recommend ordering a larger size than you might be used to as the extra room makes them easier to slip on and off.

very soft, supple, and warm. I love the elastic wrist cuffs, gives you just a little more warmth. My issue is that the Thinsulate tag is sewn on OUTSIDE of an otherwise very nice looking glove. Since it's sewn into the seam, it doesn't look like it is designed for removal. My wife ended up carefully cutting it off. Not worth knocking a point but it was annoying. I wear a size 10 glove and the L/XL size was a nice fit with good but not excessive finger length.

I bought these gloves for my husband, and they are very well made and look great. They are a good fit (black- size L/XL) and the leather is soft with no flaws. However, we absolutely do NOT like the light-colored Thinsulate tag that is sewn into a seam on the outside of one of the gloves. It is unnecessary, and it sticks out like a sore thumb. I had to take a sharp pair of scissors and carefully cut off the tag as close as I could to the glove's seam. Then I had to use a black permanent marker to cover up the remainder of the tag. I don't think anyone will notice it, but it was very annoying to need to do that to brand new pair of leather gloves.