MOTORCYCLE GLOVES
AMERICAN-MADE. BUILT FOR RIDERS.
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STILL DECIDING?
FIND YOUR LENGTH
Four lengths. One built for you.
SHORT WRIST

Lowest profile. Slides under any jacket cuff. Daily-driver length.
Shop Short WristCLASSIC LENGTH

Standard wrist coverage. The everyday workhorse for any ride.
Shop ClassicGAUNTLET

Maximum cuff coverage. Built for cold weather and long hauls.
Shop GauntletFINGERLESS

Open-finger design. Maximum dexterity and grip feel. Warm-weather riding.
Shop FingerlessHOW TO FIT
FIND YOUR SIZE
Built to break in. Sized to fit your hand for life.

REAL RIDERS
WHAT RIDERS SAY
4.9 / 5 from 8655 reviews.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between classic length and short wrist gloves?
Classic length gloves extend slightly further past the wrist, giving more coverage when riding in cooler weather or under longer sleeves. Short wrist styles end at the wrist for the lowest profile fit.
Are classic length gloves good for highway riding?
Yes. The moderate cuff seals out wind better than short wrist styles while staying lighter and more flexible than full gauntlets. Many touring riders prefer classic length for daily comfort.
What leather is used in classic length motorcycle gloves?
Most styles in this collection use American deerskin for soft hand feel and natural fit. Some use goatskin for extra grip and abrasion resistance.
Are classic length gloves made in the USA?
Yes. Most styles in this collection are produced domestically using American hides and traditional glove-making craftsmanship.
Should classic length gloves go inside or outside the jacket cuff?
Either works. Inside the cuff offers a cleaner look. Outside the cuff (over the sleeve) seals out wind better. Riders pick based on conditions and preference.
How should classic length motorcycle gloves fit?
True to size, snug at the palm and fingers. Leather softens with use, so a close-fitting glove on day one will mold to your hand quickly.
Are classic length gloves all-season?
For most conditions, yes. Light cold and warm weather both work. For winter, switch to cold weather deerskin gloves.










