Glovemaker's advice

Which gloves to give? A gift guide for women and men
Leather gloves lined with silk or cashmere, driving gloves, one-size flexi-leather or wool: our glovemaker's advice for giving the right pair to a woman or a man, without getting the size wrong.
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How to choose the right belt size
A belt in the right size fastens on the middle hole. Here is how to read our sizes and find yours at a glance.
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Leather driving gloves: why wear them and how to choose them?
A cult accessory among racing drivers, the driving glove improves your grip on the steering wheel and adds a touch of elegance. Our tips for choosing yours.
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Silk, cashmere, wool or unlined: which lining for your gloves?
The lining makes all the difference between a spring or autumn glove and a glove for severe cold. Compare silk, cashmere, wool, fleece and unlined gloves.
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Lambskin, deerskin or peccary: which leather for your gloves?
Not all leathers are equal when it comes to gloves. Finesse, warmth, durability: discover the qualities of lambskin, deerskin and peccary to make the right choice.
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How to care for and clean leather gloves
Well cared for, leather gloves last for many winters. Our simple tips to condition, clean and store your gloves, even when dealing with a grease stain.
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How to choose the right leather glove size
A well-chosen leather glove fits the hand like a second skin. Here is the glovemaker's method to measure your hand and find your glove size in two minutes.
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6 good reasons why buying Driving Gloves is a smart choice
Gloves are known to be luxury fashion accessories. They can be expensive and many see them as mere accessories meant to please rather than serve. But it's more than this. Driving with gloves may of...
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Indoor ballet slippers and house slippers: how to choose them
Comfort and elegance at home: our advice on choosing the material and size of your indoor ballet slippers, and on caring for them.
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How to care for a leather belt
A well-cared-for cowhide leather belt lasts for many years. Our tips for conditioning, cleaning and storing it.
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