Dedication, experience, 130 years of renowned craftsmanship
Our driving gloves are made to exceed your expectations, and provide you with unparalleled comfort. Light yet extremely resistant, our gloves are unlined, micro-perforated and made to act as a second skin while you are holding the steering wheel.
Only the finest skins from the best tanneries are used. Premium lambskin, premium peccary skin, and vegetable tanning, all take on a wonderful patina with the time. These gloves are more than an accessory – we promise you’ll look forward to wearing them on your long driving sessions.
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With 130 years of authentic craftsmanship, Causse is proud to introduce its made-to-order service dedicated to its iconic Rider Crochet. Choose among 8 crochet colors and 16 leather colors, our talented craftsmen will do the rest!
100% handmade using the finest lambskin and peccary skin, our Crochet driving gloves will take you on a journey of pure driving pleasure. Aesthetically and visually stunning, they will provide you with an excellent grip and an amazing comfort..
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CAUSSE GANTIER PARIS
24 rue Cambon 75001
Tel, SMS et WhatsApp : +33673029201 / +33149269143
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Mon – Sat – 11:00AM to 2:00PM / 3:00PM to 7:00PM
PECCARY SKIN OR LAMBSKIN GLOVES? WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
Both are excellent, long-lasting and comfortable, but there are some differences that you may want to consider when choosing your driving gloves.
OUR PREMIUM PECCARY-SKIN GLOVES
Smooth & Very soft
Thicker & Excellent grip
Better for winter & mid-season
100% Handsewn
OUR PREMIUM LAMBSKIN GLOVES
Traditional leather touch
Lighter & Very good grip
Better for mid-season & summer
Machine-sewn
WHAT MAKES OUR DRIVING GLOVES SO UNIQUE?
More than 100 different steps – from choosing the perfect skin to the final quality checks – are required to make a pair of Causse driving gloves. After working and stretching the leather several times, each piece is cut manually using precision tools, then assembled with vintage sewing machines or by hand. The holes are made manually using a punchole. The gloves are then placed on a metal hand, called a “hot hand”, which helps finalize the last touches and irons the gloves from the inside for a perfect result.
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