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Quality tested against some of the most extreme weather conditions in the American West, these gloves are as tough as it gets

A sturdy pair of lined gloves are a must for any mountain town, so it makes sense that the best pair we’ve ever pulled on comes straight out of Jackson Hole, WY. Known around town as the “gloves of 100 uses,” they’re guaranteed to come in handy in the glove box, toolbox, or backpack. They’re tough enough to haul heavy logs to the campfire and warm enough to wear on the freshest powder days. They ship wax-sealed with a natural beeswax for weatherproofing, and are ready for you to get out there and put ‘em to use.

Features

• Quality construction that’s built to last a lifetime with proper care
• Durable leather exterior with natural beeswax coating for weatherproofing
• Lightly insulated for padding and warmth
• Slip-on design that goes on easy
• Ribbed cuff for fit

Materials

• All leather exterior
• Thinsulate interior lining
• Natural beeswax coating
• Produced by a master-leather worker in Pakistan
• Hand-waxed, branded, and quality checked in Jackson, Wyoming

Sizing

• Hand Length: the best indicator of size, measure from the bottom of your wrist to the tip of your middle finger and round to the nearest half inch
• Palm circumference: measure around your palm at its widest point (excluding your thumb) and round to the nearest half inch
• Give'r gloves tend to run a bit small, so if you are between sizes or want that extra bit of dexterity, we recommend sizing up

	Hand Length (in)	<5.5	5.5	6	6.5	7	7.5	8	8.5	9
Palm Circumference (in)
<5		XS	XS	S	S
5		XS	XS	S	S	M
5.5		XS	XS	S	S	M	L
6		XS	S	S	S	M	L	L
6.5		S	S	S	S	M	L	L	XL
7		S	S	S	M	M	L	L	XL	2XL
7.5		M	M	M	M	M	L	L	XL	2XL
8			M	M	M	L	L	L	XL	2XL
8.5				L	L	L	L	L	XL	2XL
9					L	L	L	XL	XL	2XL
9.5						XL	XL	XL	XL	2XL
10							XL	XL	2XL	2XL
10.5								2XL	2XL	2XL
11									2XL	2XL
11.5
>11.5

All measurements are in inches

Care

Wash - Give'r recommends embracing the wear and patina - If there's a stain that you can't resist, just use a damp cloth (no soap) to wipe them clean

Dry - If they need to dry out, you can use a boot/glove warmer or place your gloves on their sides in front of a standard fan, ensuring maximum air flow - You can also use any moisture absorbing product (newspaper, shoe dehydrator) and place in the sun

Things to avoid - Wringing them out like a dish towel - Getting the gloves too close to fire - Placing on your car exhaust, on a radiator, or in the microwave - Turning inside out