Maduro Deerskin Driving Gloves

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Sir Jack’s Maduro Deerskin Driving Gloves are designed for events like the Targa Florio and the Carrera Panamericana – classic long distance races that’d leave your hands blistered if you didn’t have a good pair of leather driving gloves.

Each pair is made in the United States from natural, high-grade deerskin, the back of the gloves are perforated and they’re unlined to ensure optimal feel and dexterity.

Grab yours here

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Published by Ben Branch - September 27th 2014

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