TruClothing Sheepskin Suede Leather Gloves - Brown - Large

The shearling wool lining provides exceptional warmth for cold winter days. For extreme sub-zero temperatures, consider layering or using thicker insulated gloves.

Refer to the sizing chart provided by TruClothing. Measure your hand circumference to find the best fit, as a snug fit is important for warmth and dexterity.

No, machine washing is not recommended. Hand wash gently with a damp cloth and specialized leather cleaner if necessary, and always air dry.

Sheepskin is generally a bit tougher and warmer, while lambskin is known for its exceptional softness and fine grain. These gloves are made from sheepskin.

The sheepskin suede exterior offers a decent grip. For activities requiring a very strong grip, consider gloves specifically designed for that purpose.

With proper care and maintenance, these durable gloves made from high-quality materials can last for several winter seasons.

These gloves are water-resistant due to the sheepskin, but they are not fully waterproof. Prolonged exposure to heavy rain or immersion in water is not recommended.

Leather gloves can sometimes stretch slightly with wear. Wear them for extended periods to allow them to naturally conform to your hand shape. Avoid artificial stretching methods that could damage the material.

Direct sunlight or prolonged exposure to heat can cause fading. Store gloves properly and consider using a leather protector spray with UV inhibitors if exposed to sunlight regularly.

Ensure the gloves are fully dry. If they are dry and still feel rough, it might indicate a defect. Contact customer support if the issue persists after ensuring they are dry.

Minor scuffs on sheepskin suede can often be gently buffed out with a suede brush or a clean, dry cloth. For deeper marks, a specialized suede cleaner may be necessary.