Made in USA
Churchill Classic Deerskin Gloves
$120.00
The Churchill Classic is the original American deerskin riding glove — made by the Churchill family in the USA using the same construction method and domestic Whitetail deerskin since 1897.
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The Churchill Classic is the original American deerskin riding glove — made by the Churchill family in the USA using the same construction method and domestic Whitetail deerskin since 1897. That's over 127 years of continuous deerskin glove production from a single American maker, making it one of the longest-running riding gloves in American manufacturing history.
The 2-inch elasticized wrist cuff is the defining detail of the Classic profile — it sits higher on the wrist than a short wrist glove, providing more coverage at the sleeve gap on highway rides while remaining flexible enough for full throttle and brake range. Domestic Whitetail deerskin weighs roughly half of cowhide at equivalent protection, delivers natural thermal performance across temperature ranges, and stays pliable in wet conditions without conditioning. The hide softens and molds to your grip over the first few rides — a process that improves, not diminishes, with miles.
Made in the USA.
- Domestic Whitetail deerskin — half the weight of cowhide at equivalent protection
- Churchill family construction since 1897 — 127+ years of American deerskin glove making
- 2-inch elasticized wrist cuff — more coverage at the sleeve gap than short wrist
- Stays pliable in wet conditions without conditioning
- Reinforced stitching at stress areas
- Unlined for direct feel
- Made in the USA
From the Blog
How To Size Your Hand
Tape around the widest part of your dominant hand — knuckles, no thumb. Between sizes? Size up: the leather snugs in to fit. Exchanges are free.
7–8″ = S · 8–9″ = M · 9–10″ = L · 10–11″ = XL · 11–12″ = 2XL
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Made in USA
Churchill Classic Deerskin Gloves
$120.00
Description
The Churchill Classic is the original American deerskin riding glove — made by the Churchill family in the USA using the same construction method and domestic Whitetail deerskin since 1897. That's over 127 years of continuous deerskin glove production from a single American maker, making it one of the longest-running riding gloves in American manufacturing history.
The 2-inch elasticized wrist cuff is the defining detail of the Classic profile — it sits higher on the wrist than a short wrist glove, providing more coverage at the sleeve gap on highway rides while remaining flexible enough for full throttle and brake range. Domestic Whitetail deerskin weighs roughly half of cowhide at equivalent protection, delivers natural thermal performance across temperature ranges, and stays pliable in wet conditions without conditioning. The hide softens and molds to your grip over the first few rides — a process that improves, not diminishes, with miles.
Made in the USA.
- Domestic Whitetail deerskin — half the weight of cowhide at equivalent protection
- Churchill family construction since 1897 — 127+ years of American deerskin glove making
- 2-inch elasticized wrist cuff — more coverage at the sleeve gap than short wrist
- Stays pliable in wet conditions without conditioning
- Reinforced stitching at stress areas
- Unlined for direct feel
- Made in the USA
From the Blog
Before you ride.
How do I measure my hand?
Tape around the widest part of your dominant hand — knuckles, no thumb. Between sizes? Size up. Exchanges are free.
What if they get soaked?
Ride on. Air-dry at room temperature — the leather dries soft, not stiff. Never machine-dry.
How long is the break-in?
Soft out of the box — within a week or two of riding the leather takes the shape of your grip.
Wrong size — how do exchanges work?
Easy exchanges and 30-day returns. No restocking fees.
Dexterity
Everything you do on a bike — gloved.
Questions
Before you ride.
How do I measure my hand?
Tape around the widest part of your dominant hand — knuckles, no thumb. 8–9 inches is a Medium; 9–10 is a Large. Between sizes? Size up — the leather snugs in to fit.
What happens if they get soaked?
Ride on. Air-dry at room temperature — the leather dries soft, not stiff, and keeps its shape. Never machine-dry, never dry on a heater.
How long is the break-in?
Soft out of the box. Within a week or two of riding the leather takes the shape of your grip — which is why you size snug.
How do I care for them?
Wipe clean with a damp cloth, air-dry if wet, and condition lightly every few months.
Wrong size — how do exchanges work?
Easy exchanges and 30-day returns. No restocking fees.
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