Fawler Thiem

Have you ever wondered why the closed storage compartment in front of the passenger seat is called a "glove compartment"?

Not too long ago, every driver – not just race car drivers and elegant chauffeurs, but every driver – wore driving gloves.

Thanks to the grip provided by sheepskin, these driving gloves are very flexible and comfortable to wear. The crocheted cotton back keeps your hands snug and warm while preventing sweating. Both the index finger and thumb tips are conductive, allowing you to interact with the touchscreens of modern cars without taking them off. But remember: hands at 10 and 2 while driving!

You improve your grip on the steering wheel and prevent your hands from getting tired on long drives. They protect your hands from drying out when the air conditioning blows on your wrists; they keep your hands warm on cold winter mornings; they protect the material of your steering wheel from the acidic oils of your hands; and they look good.

So why doesn’t everyone wear them anymore?

Your guess is as good as ours.

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