Gloves

Leather Motorcycle Gloves for Every Season on the Road

We know how much your hands do on every ride. They steer, they brake and they feel every bump. That is why we put this collection together with care. Here you will find gloves for cold mornings and warm afternoons. Come along as we share what we love about each pair, one season at a time. We hope it feels like a friendly chat.

Winter Gloves for Cold Mornings

We have all felt how long a cold mile can seem. That is why our winter pairs bring thermal insulation and waterproof technology. One pair has a Hipora lining, which is waterproof yet breathable. That same pair also has carbon knuckle protection and extra padding. Dry, warm fingers keep your focus where it belongs, on the road.

Summer Gloves That Let Your Hands Breathe

Warm days ask for something lighter, and we planned for that. Our summer pair is made from vintage brown leather with a perforated design. Those tiny holes let air move across your hands. You keep that classic leather look, with more airflow. Our stonewash cowhide pair brings a vintage riding look of its own. We think every season deserves its own favourite pair.

Fit, Comfort and Everyday Riding

We believe gloves should feel snug, never tight. You should be able to grip the bars and work the levers easily. One of our pairs has adjustable Velcro fastenings to fine-tune the fit. Our size guide is a helpful place to start. The vintage brown gloves sit nicely with our brown leather jackets. If you want more, our riding gloves collection is waiting.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right leather motorcycle gloves?

We suggest starting with the season you ride most. Our winter pairs focus on warmth and waterproofing, while our summer pair focuses on airflow. Then check the fit, so you can grip the bars comfortably.

What should I know about gloves with knuckle protection?

Knuckle protection adds a hard or padded layer over the most exposed part of your hand. We would always suggest checking each product page for protection details. Not every glove is tested to the same standard.

How should I care for leather gloves after a wet ride?

We like to let them dry naturally, away from heaters. A soft cloth removes dirt, and a little leather conditioner keeps them supple. This helps stop the leather from cracking.