Eska, the producers of these extraordinary gloves, tell us that horse leather is not commonly used for gloves due to its rarity and high cost. The leather is not the only special feature of these gloves: the gloves have reinforcement patches sewn onto the inside of the most used parts of the glove, namely the palm of the hand and the index finger. This makes them not only very convenient, but also extremely durable.
Gloves to be handed down from generation to generation.

The family-owned company Eska—now based in Wels, Austria, but originally known as Eska & Dutka—was founded in 1912 in Karlovy Vary, Bohemia. Now in its fourth generation, the company produces not only sturdy leather goods for professional use but also fine gloves for everyday wear—all of exceptional quality. Using purely artisanal, precision craftsmanship, the leather for each model is precisely cut and skillfully sewn by hand into gloves with a perfect fit.