The Glove Spectrum
Cooler weather and drier air can take its toll on your hands. And while there are a variety of products that help restore your skin's suppleness, we think the best offense is a good defense. So we found the season's best gloves in a range of prices. Because the digits in your bank account are as important as the ones on your hands.
Dots for OC, $30
Offering the ability to use smart phones with a touch screen without having to go fingerless, saving you from cold, dried-out cuticles.
Pendleton, $50
In plaid or their trademark Native American patterns. Water resistant, they're ideal for slinging snowballs or wiping windshields.
Orvis, $59
Get more love out of your gloves with these moisture-wicking deerskin ropers. Bonus: the windproof Barber fleece lining is removable.
Ralph Lauren, $88
Inspired by racers and hunters, this quilted glove is lined with Thinsulate-fortified lambswool while the outside remains rugged yet classy.
Belstaff, $160
Lined in wool, the Italian leather glove's coin pocket is a convenient place to stash something. Provided you don't lose gloves easily.
- Between 1890-1950, 90% of all gloves sold in the United States were made in Gloversville, New York.
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