The Austrians take their winters seriously, and these surplus leather gloves prove it. Pulled straight from AT military stock, these lined black leather gloves are built to keep your hands (or those you’ve acquired) warm, protected, and looking like you actually have your kit together. The leather exterior shrugs off rough HANDling while the interior lining traps heat without sacrificing dexterity. Whether you're running a range day in November or just tired of looking like a civilian in the cold, these gloves do the job without complaining.
Leather gloves from an army that invented the Habsburg jaw–the quality is basically genetic.
Notes: As these are surplus, the leather might have some patina. A quick once-over with your favorite leather cleaner and conditioner can really bring it back to being supple & flexible.
Condition
Gloves have seen use, but remain in great condition. Minor scuffs, marks, or signs of wear present. No holes, tears, or cuts.
Austrian Wool-Lined Leather Gloves
The first pair showed up with one several sizes too small even though the tags in both read 10, which I see from other reviews is an issue with these. I applied for replacements- no mess, no fuss- and they showed up in just a few days- fits perfect this time! Well worth it
I referred to an EU glove size chart to measure my hand and got exactly the size I needed. These gloves fit like a... glove, and came broken in but hardly worn. With a little conditioner the leather softened up perfectly.
I originally bought these in a size 9, one glove fit almost perfect while the other was incredibly small inside. I returned the size 9 for a size 10 which somehow fit even worse.
Real wool and real leather for 20 bucks? Where else are you going to find that? They call them "work gloves" but I wouldn't want to use them when I was tearing out a tile floor, but they're going to be great for keeping my hands warm and will probably last longer than I will!
They are in fact, gloves. On the inside tag, mine says Hungarian, not Austrian. Doesn’t change the performance of the gloves though. The leather is thick and feels well broken in while wearing. The wool lining isn’t itchy and feels warm. Good gloves for $17
