MOTORCYCLE GLOVES
AMERICAN-MADE. BUILT FOR RIDERS.
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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 FingerlessFrequently Asked Questions
What is double diamond stitching on motorcycle gloves?
Double diamond stitching is a reinforced cross-pattern sewn into the palm and finger surfaces. The interlocking diamonds spread wear across multiple seams, increasing grip durability and structural integrity.
Why does diamond stitching matter for riding gloves?
Riding constantly stresses the palm — gripping, twisting, braking. A single seam will wear out before the leather does. Double diamond stitching distributes that load across many short seams, extending the life of the glove.
Is deerskin a good leather for motorcycle gloves?
Yes. Deerskin is naturally soft, breaks in fast, resists stiffening when wet, and conforms to your hand over time. It is one of the most rider-preferred glove leathers.
Are double diamond stitched gloves made in the USA?
Most styles in this collection are produced domestically using American deerskin and traditional construction. Check individual product pages for sourcing details.
How long do diamond stitched gloves last?
With regular use and proper care, expect years of riding from a quality pair. Conditioning the leather and avoiding direct heat or water saturation extends life significantly.
How should diamond stitched gloves fit?
Snug. Leather softens with wear and conforms to your hand, so a true-to-size fit on day one will be perfect after break-in.
Can I clean diamond stitched leather gloves?
Wipe with a damp cloth, air dry naturally, and condition lightly when the leather feels dry. Never machine wash, never force-dry — both will damage the leather and stitching.








