Dents are proud to present an exclusive collection of fine leather gloves made of Australian Kangaroo Leather.
Features and Specifications:
Pair of Dents Kangaroo Leather Driving Gloves
Equipped with touchscreen technology
We hold an export permit issued by the Department of Environment and Energy (Australian Government) to be able to send these gloves overseas. If you are purchasing from outside of Australia, we have all legal documentation to be able to send these gloves directly to you. If you have any questions regarding this – please get in touch with us.
Size Guide:
If you are not sure about your glove size, measure the hand you normally write with at its widest point in inches (excluding the thumb). If you are in between sizes then round down to the nearest half or whole number – this will be your glove size.
Gloves sizes come in half and whole numbers, between 7 and 11.5 for men and 6 and 8.5 for women.
Gloves should be snug at first but will stretch.
About Dents
The story of Dents began in 1777, when John Dent established himself as a master glove maker in the cathedral town of Worcester, England.
Today, century-old traditions of craftsmanship, quality and the most exclusive leathers flourish in our English factory and underpin the worldwide reputation of our heritage gloves.
These traditions are the inspiration for everything we make.
We take pride in creating some of the finest gloves and accessories in the world.
About Dents Kangaroo Leather
In addition to its natural strength, kangaroo leather has a number of fine characteristics – it is lightweight, water and sweat resistant, and will age and soften beautifully if well cared for.
Kangaroo leather is a natural product, so the variations and nuances of shading, coupled with the possibility of marks, are what give it its natural beauty and authenticity.
The kangaroo leather used by Dents is ethically sourced and is carefully selected from non-endangered species.
Delivery & returns: ships from Australian warehouses, usually within 5–12 business days. A few very remote postcodes can’t be reached by our couriers — if yours is one, we’ll contact you before dispatch. Faulty or damaged items are covered under the Australian Consumer Law.
