Fawler Terra

Sheepskin is one of the most elastic materials on the market – perfect for glove making.

Not too long ago, many drivers wore driving gloves on the road. That's why the compartment in front of the passenger seat is also called the "glove compartment."

These driving gloves are highly flexible and comfortable to wear. Their knuckle holes and perforations in each finger allow the hands to breathe. The tips of the index finger and thumb are conductive, so you can interact with the touchscreens of modern cars without having to take off the gloves. But remember: hands at 10 and 2 while driving!

The gloves enhance grip on the steering wheel and prevent hands from getting tired on long drives. They protect the hands from drying out when the air conditioning blows over the knuckles, keep them warm on cold winter mornings, and shield the steering wheel material from the acidic oils of the hands. And they look good doing it.

So why doesn't everyone wear them?

Your guess is as good as ours.

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