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.

In 1912, the family business Eska, then still Eska & Dutka, was founded in the Bohemian town of Karlovy Vary. In its fourth generation, they manufacture first-class, sturdy leather products for professional use, as well as fine gloves for everyday use. However, they have no everyday, but first-class quality. In purely manual fine manufacturing, the leather is precisely cut for each of the models and skillfully sewn into a glove with the best fit.