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 FingerlessHOW TO FIT
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Built to break in. Sized to fit your hand for life.

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Frequently Asked Questions
What are perforated motorcycle gloves?
Perforated gloves have small ventilation holes punched through the leather to allow airflow while preserving the durability and grip of full-grain hide. They are designed for warm-weather riding.
How much cooler are perforated gloves than solid leather?
Noticeably cooler at speed. The vents move air across the hand once you're moving, which prevents heat buildup on long summer rides. At a stop they're closer to standard leather.
Are perforated leather gloves still protective?
Yes. Quality perforated gloves use full-thickness leather and reinforced palms — the small vents don't compromise abrasion resistance. Cheap perforated gloves can split at the holes, so build quality matters.
Can I wear perforated motorcycle gloves in the rain?
Not ideally. The vents let water through, so they're best for dry warm-weather riding. For wet or cold conditions, choose solid leather gauntlet gloves.
What leather is used in perforated motorcycle gloves?
Most styles here use deerskin for soft hand feel or goatskin for grip and durability. Both perforate cleanly and hold up well to regular use.
Are these perforated gloves made in the USA?
Most styles in this collection are produced domestically with American leather. Check the individual product page for sourcing on each style.
How should perforated motorcycle gloves fit?
True to size, snug but not tight. Leather softens with wear, so a glove that feels close on day one will mold to your hand over time.






























