GLOVE GUIDE
LEATHER TYPES
DEER
PRO’ S
• Exceptionally soft with a pebbled texture
• Remains pliable even after getting wet and drying out
• Durable, resistant to abrasion and tearing
• Holds heat well for colder environments
• Slight natural stretch
CONS
• Less form / rigidity compared to cowhide or goatskin
• More expensive
• Can scuff easily
COW
PRO’ S
• Thick and firm
• High abrasion resistance
• Long lifespan
CONS
• Heavier and bulkier
• Slower break-in
• Less tactile feel
GOAT
PRO’ S
• Slightly pebble grain
• Tough yet flexible
• Natural water resistance
CONS
• Slightly stiffer than sheep
• Less luxurious finish
SHEEP
PRO’ S
• Very soft and supple
• Fine and smooth grain
• Highly breathable
• Lightweight and flexible
CONS
• Wears faster
• Less abrasion resistant
LAMB
PRO’ S
• Ultra soft
• Very smooth grain
CONS
• Least durable
• Can stretch or tear