| Product name | Driving Gloves |
| Size | 10–15 |
| Color | Custom Color As per Customer Demand |
| Weight | 135g |
| MOQ | 15 Pair |
| Design | Custom Design As per customer Demand |
| OEM | OEM Acceptable |
| Product Type | Good Quality Leather Gloves |
| Packing | Customized Packing |
| Thickness | Thick |
| Payment Terms | L/C,T/T, Bank Transfer, Western Union, MoneyGram etc. |
| Trade Terms | FOB, CNF , CIF |
Driving gloves appeared in the 1890s. All steering wheels are made of uncovered metal. Since all cars are convertibles, it is not possible to use the internal heating of the car, and the uncovered metal steering wheel will be very cold in the winter and may be slippery due to sweat in the summer. For wooden steering wheels, gloves can protect the driver’s hands from debris. Leather gloves are suitable for driving in winter. Wearing gloves when driving in winter can prevent slippage, keep warm, and ease the harm caused by vehicle vibration to people.
Used gloves look like hand gloves and are usually lined, which means that their inner layer is wool, fur or lambskin. In the early days, high sensitivity and contact with the steering wheel were not so important, but a firm grip and some muscles to drive in a straight line.
Lining-Driver’s gloves are often used to keep hands warm, this function is especially necessary when operating from top to bottom in cold weather. The design of the car is such that the driver’s hands are kept on the steering wheel while driving. Such a position exposes them to the natural environment. The hands are also relatively inactive and do not have a lot of muscles, which also leads to the possibility of chills. Therefore, lined gloves help insulate your hands while driving.
Unlined-The unlined design allows fingers to pass through, so the driver will not lose the sensitivity that a layer of lined gloves loses.
