A glove from KESSLER® is no ordinary glove FAQ Lambskin - the all-rounder Why buy gloves made from lambskin?Lambskin refers to the leather of young sheep, especially those less than one year old. It is known for its exceptionally soft texture, light weight and luxurious finish, making it a popular choice for high-quality lambskin products and fashion items such as lambskin jackets, slippers and purses. The tanning process enhances its natural properties, creating a supple material that is both durable and aesthetically pleasing. Lamb leather comes in a variety of finishes, including suede and grained leather, and is often considered more delicate compared to other leathers and requires careful care to maintain its beauty. Its unique combination of softness and elegance makes lambskin a popular choice in the world of leather goods.How long do lambskin gloves last? Genuine lambskin gloves must first and foremost be warm and comfortable to wear. The natural insulation of the lambskin keeps your hands warm, while the breathability keeps moisture out. It is important that the gloves fit well, offer good freedom of movement and have a high quality finish. And although lambskin leather is very soft, it is characterized by high durability. It is resistant to scratches, tears and normal wear and tear. Lamb leather is very flexible, which means that the hand has freedom of movement during the cold winter days. Gloves or mittens - which is warmer? With gloves, the individual fingers have to generate their own heat. With mittens, the fingers work together, which is why mittens are warmer than gloves. Women and children in particular often have cold fingers, so lambskin mittens may be the most sensible choice for them against cold hands. Ultimately, however, it all depends on your personal requirements. If you want more freedom of movement, our lambskin mittens are the better choice. How do I clean my new lambskin gloves? 

A good lambskin will last for many years if it is cared for properly. And cleaning them is very easy. Clean the outside of the lambskin gloves from time to time with a damp cloth to refresh the leather. If there is too much water, dry the gloves with a towel. After drying, a special leather care product can be applied to the outside.