Lakeland Leather Gloves - Brown

These gloves provide excellent warmth for typical winter conditions. For extreme sub-zero temperatures or prolonged exposure to ice, additional insulation or specialized gear might be necessary.

Typically, you would measure the circumference of your hand at its widest point (excluding the thumb). Refer to the specific size chart provided by Lakeland Leather or the retailer for accurate measurements.

No, machine washing is not recommended for pure sheepskin gloves as it can damage the material, cause shrinking, and affect the lining.

Conditioning once or twice a season, or whenever the leather feels dry, is generally sufficient to maintain its softness and prevent cracking.

Sheepskin is generally thicker and more durable, often used for robust warmth. Lambskin is typically softer, finer, and more luxurious, offering a sleeker feel but potentially less insulation than thicker sheepskin.

Pure sheepskin is naturally water-resistant to some degree, but these gloves are not designed to be fully waterproof. Prolonged exposure to heavy rain or snow may lead to dampness.

Ensure you have selected the correct size. Refer to the size guide if available. If a size exchange is needed, contact the retailer.

Check if the woolly lining has become compacted. Gently fluff the lining. If the sheepskin itself feels dry, consider using a sheepskin conditioner.

Attempt to gently brush off dry stains with a suede brush. For tougher marks, use a slightly damp cloth sparingly and allow to air dry. Professional leather cleaning may be required for significant staining.

Gently flex the gloves to restore suppleness. If stiffness persists, apply a small amount of sheepskin conditioner as per product instructions.