Skip to content

CART

Your cart is empty

Diorit Gloves

Black

Sale price£80.00

COLOUR: Black

SIZE: 10

Black
Express Checkout
  • Art 2003900-100
  • Backhand in Hestra Mistral, a three layer weather resistant polyamide with four way stretch
  • Palm in stretch polyester, 70% recycled polyester and 30% polyurethane
  • 100% brushed polyester lining
  • PrimaLoft Gold insulation
  • No leather anywhere
  • Touch function on the index finger and thumb
  • Long rib knitted cuff, pre curved fit, machine washable

Hestra have been making gloves out of Smaland in southern Sweden since the 1930s, still family run, now the fourth generation. The Diorit is the one with no leather in it at all, built instead from their own Mistral fabric on the back and a recycled polyester stretch palm, with PrimaLoft Gold doing the warmth. Index finger and thumb work on a screen and the whole thing goes in the washing machine, which is not something you can say about most gloves.

Shipping information

Shipping to United Kingdom

  • Royal Mail Standard3 to 5 business daysFREE
  • Express, Royal Mail Tracked 241 to 2 business days£4.95
  • Next Working Day, carrier of our choosingNext business day, order by 2pm£9.95
  • Saturday Express, DPDSaturday, order 2pm Friday£15.95
MORE SHIPPING INFO

Blog

John Wilcock (Brownie) in a beige jacket and Nigel Lawson in a cream cardigan inside an abandoned building near Trafford Park.

Brownie's Breaking Bad

Last time we saw Nigel and John Wilcock, better known to his mates as Brownie, they were having a lovely civilised morning on a barge. There was a fire, a brew, a bit of Ralph Lauren and enough cha...

More
John Wilcock (Brownie) changing out of a blue-striped shirt aboard his Manchester canal barge, with Nigel Lawson beside him.

Brownie's Barge, A Brew & A Bit Of Ralph

It’s been a while since Nigel and John Wilcock, better known to pretty much everyone as Brownie, had a proper catch-up, so naturally we decided the best place to rectify this was on a barge. Not ju...

More
Hands holding green suede Adidas Ardwick trainers above a table of archive shoes, old catalogues and bright blue pairs.

Nige's Adidas Shoeseum

Some people collect stamps. Some collect records. Some collect Adidas. Over the years, there’s been a fair few pairs through the doors at Oi Polloi. Some worn into the ground, some kept in suspicio...

More

Socials

We don't care about algorithms. Just rhythms.