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Glove Leathers & Linings - Peccary Gloves, Lamb Nappa, Hairsheep & Deerskin Leather
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Today's video is about glove leather and linings so you find the one that's best for you.
1. Cowhide and bison hide. Cowhide is very common for leather goods however, not so much for gloves because it's not a flexible leather. For your hands, when you move, you want things to be flexible and therefore it's very hard to find. I'm wearing a pair of bison gloves here right now and I can tell it's a thicker leather, it's hard wearing and it's good for work gloves but maybe not the best choice for formal dress gloves.
2. Deer skin. Deer skin leather is very popular with gloves because it's softer but also durable. As you can see here, if it's thin, it makes for a very elegant glove. If you want to learn more about glove details, please check out this video. Generally, deer skin is very popular with outdoorsy folks and it's also used for work gloves.
3. Goat skin is another leather that is widely used simply because it is inexpensive. The problem of goat skin is it's cheap, wrinkles easily and it's not just a very beautiful glove leather. So if you can, avoid goat skin leathers.
4. Lamb Nappa is one of the best leathers because it's extremely flexible so it feels very comfortable when you wear it and it's also really soft. It ages quite well, it gets sophisti
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