Collection: Men's Wool Gloves

Wool gloves cut from Vitale Barberis Canonico (Biella) and Holland & Sherry (Savile Row) fabrics, hand-stitched in Naples. Made to belong with the suit, the overcoat, the tweed jacket. The non-leather alternative without going casual. Stays sharp where knitted gloves slouch.

See also: Men's Nappa, Classic Collection. Women's: Women's Wool.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why wool from Vitale Barberis Canonico and Holland & Sherry?

VBC has been weaving Italian wool since 1663, supplying tailors across Naples, Milan and London. Holland & Sherry is the wool of British tailoring, the cloth that defines Savile Row. Both produce material engineered for shape memory, ideal for a glove cut close to the hand.

Wool gloves vs knitted gloves?

Knitted gloves stretch and slouch; tailored wool gloves keep their cut all season. The fabric is bonded to the lining at the seam, no slipping inside. Designed to belong with a suit and an overcoat, not with a parka.

When are wool gloves the right choice?

When the look is fully tailored: suit, overcoat, tweed jacket. When you don't want leather but still want a clean structured silhouette. Stays sharp where knitted gloves go casual.

How do I clean wool gloves?

Brush off lint and dust after each wear with a soft clothing brush. Spot-clean only with a damp cloth and plain water. For deeper cleaning, dry-clean. Don't wash, soak or iron; the bonded lining can deform.

What size should I order?

Measure the circumference of your dominant hand at the knuckles. View the men's size guide for the full method. Wool has very little stretch; pick your true size rather than going down.

Men's wool gloves

Men's Wool Gloves

Suit grade, glove cut

Wool gloves cut from Vitale Barberis Canonico (Biella) and Holland & Sherry (Savile Row) fabrics, the same suiting and overcoat materials. Hand-stitched in Naples to keep their shape across the season; constructed like a leather glove with bonded lining and structured seams.

Why mill matters: VBC has woven Italian wool since 1663, supplying tailors in Naples, Milan and London. Holland & Sherry is the standard for British suiting, the cloth that built Savile Row. Their wool is engineered for shape retention rather than stretch.

Tailored, not knitted: Knitted gloves slouch after a few wears; tailored wool gloves hold their cut. The fabric is bonded to the lining inside the seam, no slipping. The fit at month twelve is the fit at month one.

When to wear: With the suit, the overcoat, the tweed jacket. The non-leather option without the casual register of knitted gloves. Stays formal where wool gloves usually go casual.