I hope you are looking for driving gloves because its cold.

Otherwise

 

Nahh...actually I don't want the leather on my steering wheel to become all dirty, worn and "shiny" from the dirt and natural oils released from your hands That just happens to be one of my biggest auto-peeves.
Asif

 

Oh - another nice thing about the police gloves...the guy attached to the arm around the babe checking out your stook???

These gloves leave NO prints!

 

Thanks for the link Steve2K. In your experience, do these gloves run about normal size? I usually wear a medium.

 

I think Nieman Marcus makes a nice pair of italian leather driving gloves; my wife gave them to me for my b'day a couple of years ago. Unfortunately, I think they cost about $100

definitely something I never would have done myself. They are, however, very nice.

 

here is a link to neiman marcus for driving gloves. A little cheaper, but these are only English leather

http://www.neimanmarcus.com/store/catalog/...&navAction=jump

 

actually, here are the exact gloves I have

http://www.leatherglovesonline.com/cgibin/...htm/sp=fu07.htm

guess they are a little cheaper buying on-line, but not much

If you click on "open back" on the left menu it shows all the leather driving gloves they carry.

OK, I promise, my last post here

 

I recommend Sparco or OMP and then have them modified around the wrist by a seamstress or tailor so they are not so snug around the wrist..

simon2000

 

I like the momo leather gloves. They are soft and comfy, most importantly, originally designed for racing.

 

If you are looking for driving gloves for track events, check out the following samples from Northstar Motorsports. They offer different levels of each brand.







Brian.