New Gasper – Tricolor

Description

Elders Company New Gasper Edition Leather Gloves

The Gasper Edition leather gloves by Elders Company are designed with a regular fit that comfortably follows the natural contours of the human hand. The pattern and design are crafted to deliver premium comfort and excellent durability.

These gloves are made from high-quality sheepskin leather and dyed using premium-grade coloring techniques.

Each pair of gloves undergoes a strict quality control process, starting from leather selection, dyeing, thickness uniformity, to construction and stitching.

Elders Company leather gloves are trusted and enjoyed by customers in many countries, including the United States, Europe, Japan, and Korea.

Size Chart (Hand Circumference)

• Small: 18–19 cm
• Medium: 20–21 cm
• Large: 22–23 cm
• Extra Large: 24–25 cm
• XXL: 26–27 cm

Usage Guidelines for Leather Gloves

1. Ensure proper fit – Gloves that are too tight may cause the leather to wear out quickly, while gloves that are too loose won’t provide optimal protection.
2. Avoid water contact – Water can cause leather to become stiff and crack. If the gloves get wet, dry them naturally in a shaded area.
3. Avoid chemicals – Exposure to chemicals can damage the leather. If contact occurs, clean immediately with a damp cloth and a leather-specific cleaner.
4. Use as intended – Avoid using leather gloves for tasks involving direct contact with water or harsh chemicals.

Leather Glove Care Instructions

1. Clean regularly – Use a clean, damp cloth to wipe off dirt and dust. Avoid using harsh soaps or detergents.
2. Use leather-specific cleaners – For stubborn stains, use cleaners formulated specifically for leather gloves.
3. Dry properly – After cleaning, air dry the gloves naturally in a shaded, well-ventilated area. Avoid direct sunlight or excessive heat.
4. Apply leather conditioner – Once dry, apply leather conditioner (such as mink oil) to maintain moisture and flexibility.
5. Store properly – Store gloves in a dry, cool place away from heat sources and sharp objects.
6. Inspect regularly – Check your gloves regularly for signs of damage such as tears or discoloration. Repair or replace them if necessary.