Men’s Leather Driving Gloves, Biking Gloves Made With Genuine Leather, Full Finger Knuckle Less Touchscreen Fashion Style Burgundy

Men’s Leather Driving Gloves, Biking Gloves Made With Genuine Leather, Full Finger Knuckle Less Touchscreen Fashion Style Burgundy Color: Burgundy Department ‏: ‎ Men Material: Genuine Leather Specs: Driving Protection/Touchscreen/Grip/Style Design: Full Finger Knuckle Less Available Sizes: small/Medium/Large/X-Large/XX-Large Package Dimensions ‏: ‎ 9 x 6 x 5 inches Closure: Pull On closure Full Finger Design: Offers comfort and freedom with a firm grip for a thrilling ride. Versatile for All Riders: Ideal for two-wheeler and off-road adventures on four-wheelers. Stylish & Adaptable: Adds a rebellious touch to various occasions beyond riding. Comfort & Perfect Grip: Designed for long rides with pre-rotated fingers and maximum breathability. Premium Lambskin Leather: Designed by an orthopedic specialist for durability. Agile Design: Features snap button fastener, perforated holes, and circular incisions for a sporty look. PRECAUTIONS Clean Your Hands: Before putting on your leather driving gloves, make sure your hands are clean and free from any dirt, oils, or lotions. Avoid Moisture: Leather is sensitive to moisture, so try to avoid wearing your gloves in wet or rainy conditions. If they do get wet, allow them to air dry at room temperature and avoid using direct heat sources like hairdryers, as excessive heat can damage the leather. Storage: When you're not wearing your gloves, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid leaving them in a hot car, as extreme temperatures can cause the leather to crack or warp. Clean Regularly: To remove dirt and maintain the appearance of your gloves, clean them regularly. Use a soft, damp cloth or sponge to wipe away surface dirt and sweat. Make sure to use a mild, leather-specific cleaner if needed, and always follow the manufacturer's instructions. Conditioning: Leather can dry out and become stiff over time. To keep your gloves supple, apply a leather conditioner or cream periodically. This helps moisturize the leather and prevent it from cracking. Be sure to choose a conditioner specifically designed for leather gloves. Drying After Use: If your gloves become damp from sweat during use, allow them to air dry naturally. Avoid wringing or twisting them, as this can distort their shape. Avoid Sharp Objects: Be cautious when handling sharp or abrasive objects while wearing your leather gloves. Leather is relatively durable, but it can still be punctured or scratched. Proper Removal: When removing your gloves, don't yank or pull on the fingers. Gently grasp the glove at the wrist and pull it off to avoid stretching or damaging the leather. Rotate Usage: If you have multiple pairs of leather driving gloves, it's a good idea to rotate their usage. This allows each pair to have some downtime to recover from wear and moisture. Avoid Excessive Stretching: Overstretching the gloves, especially at the wrist, can cause them to lose their shape. Always put them on and take them off with care. Repairing Damage: If your gloves develop minor tears or loose stitching, consider having them repaired by a professional leatherworker Avoid Chemical Exposure: Keep away from chemicals