Liisa Sauso Leather Gloves Brown/Black are leather gloves with a wool lining. The model features a zipper detail and decorative stitching.
Liisa Sauso Leather Gloves Brown/Black are leather gloves with a wool lining. The model features a zipper detail and decorative stitching.
Product details
- Leather upper
- Wool lining
- Zipper detail
- Decorative stitching
- Color: Brown/Black
Material: leather
Lining: wool
Size chart
It is very important that your gloves are the right size.
Liisa Sauso Oy's leather gloves are narrow models with longer fingers. This means that when you buy a glove, it should fit snugly in the palm and have a little extra length on the fingers. When putting on the glove, put it on and put it on properly, also by putting the fingers in place properly (all the way to the end), at which point the glove will begin to stretch and adjust from the length of the fingers to the width of the palm.
The leather is stretched in a way that it is specifically shortened at the fingers and widened at the palm, making the glove fit and comfortable.
The size of the glove is determined by the circumference of your palm (the widest part of your hand). So, grab a measuring tape, wrap it around your palm and you will get a measurement in centimeters that reflects your glove size according to the measurement chart below.
Here you will find detailed instructions from here .
If you have osteoarthritis in your hands, for example, you should immediately choose a size larger than the circumference of your palm from the instructions.
We have also added a "tell us about your hands so we can make gloves that fit you better" section to each product, where you should provide us with really useful information about the hands on which the gloves you are purchasing will fit.
Please remember that manufacturers have different sizes. Please check your glove size in the table below for Liisa Sauso Oy gloves.
| 7 | 7.5 | 8 | 8.5 | 9 |
| 17.5-19cm | 19.5-21cm | 21.5-23cm | 23.5-25cm | 25+ cm |
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Materials and their care instructions
Natural fibers
Cotton
Cotton is the world's most popular natural fiber, obtained from the mature seed pod of the cotton plant. Cotton is a breathable and soft material that absorbs moisture well, making it an ideal everyday and underwear material. It is easy to wash in a machine, but can shrink at high temperatures, so it is recommended to wash in cool water and dry flat. Cotton production today aims to take into account the environmental impact, for example by using sustainable farming methods.
Flax
Linen is a durable natural fiber that comes from the stalks of the flax plant. It is a very strong fiber and becomes even stronger when wet. Linen is cool and breathable, making it ideal for summer clothing. It wrinkles easily, but can withstand high ironing temperatures. When washing linen fabric, avoid spinning vigorously to prevent damage to the fibers.
Villa
Wool is an animal fiber obtained from sheep. Wool is a warm, insulating and flexible material that retains its shape well and provides excellent warmth. It pillings easily, so it is recommended to wash wool products by hand on a gentle cycle or on a special wool cycle using a wool or silk detergent. Wool is well suited for knitwear, coats and other thermally insulating garments.
Silk
Silk is a luxurious protein fiber obtained from the cocoons of silkworm larvae. Silk is known for its beautiful luster, softness, and lightness. It insulates heat and dries quickly, but is sensitive to moisture and chemicals. When washing silk garments, dry cleaning or hand washing in cold water with a mild detergent is recommended.
Conversion fibers
Viscous
Viscose is a modified fiber made from cellulose that is soft, breathable and drapes beautifully. Viscose absorbs moisture well, but weakens when wet and can stretch easily. It wrinkles easily unless it has been treated to be ironable. For viscose garments, it is recommended to wash gently in cold water and dry flat.
Modal
Modal is a modified fiber similar to viscose, but it is stronger and less stretchy. Modal absorbs moisture well and is breathable and soft, which makes it comfortable to wear. It is more resistant to shrinkage and is more durable than regular viscose. Modal is especially suitable for underwear and summer clothing, and it is recommended to wash it gently.
Cyprus
Cupro is a cellulose-modified fiber made from cotton production surplus. Cupro is a soft and silky, breathable and non-static fiber with good moisture absorption. Cupro fibers wrinkle easily, but are pleasant to wear and are very suitable for fine clothing.
Lyocell
Lyocell is a modern modified fiber made from cellulose in an environmentally friendly process. It is a soft and durable fiber that resembles modal in its properties. Lyocell is strong both dry and wet, and it is easy to care for. It is well suited for both everyday and sportswear.
Acetate
Acetate is a cellulose-based modified fiber that is silky soft and shiny. It is sensitive to high temperatures and chemicals such as acetone. Acetate wrinkles easily and does not tolerate washing well, but its beautiful drape makes it a popular textile for formal wear and interior design.
Synthetic fibers
Polyester
Polyester is a synthetic fiber made from a by-product of oil refining. It is a durable, flexible, and wrinkle-resistant material that holds its shape well and dries quickly. Polyester can pill and become static-like, but it is a very versatile and easy-care fiber that is suitable for a wide range of garments.
Nylon
Nylon is a strong and lightweight synthetic fiber that is very durable and quick-drying. It is highly abrasion resistant and suitable for garments that require flexibility and durability, such as tights and sportswear. The disadvantages of nylon are its poor lightfastness and its tendency to pick up color from other garments in the wash.
Acrylic
Acrylic is a synthetic fiber that resembles wool and is light and warm. It is highly resistant to sunlight, but is prone to static electricity and pilling. Acrylic is often used in knitwear as a cheaper alternative to wool.
Elastane
Elastane is a very elastic fiber that returns to its original shape. It improves the elasticity and fit of clothes. Elastane is machine washable, but you should avoid using fabric softener, as it can reduce the elasticity of the fibers. It is often used in sportswear and tight-fitting clothing.
The most common blends and their benefits
Cotton-Polyester
Combining the breathability and comfort of cotton with the durability and easy care of polyester, this blend makes the fabric breathable, durable and wrinkle-resistant, making it suitable for both casual and workwear.
Wool-Silk
Combining the warmth and softness of wool with the luxury and beautiful sheen of silk, this blend is an excellent choice for high-quality knitwear and formal wear that demand both comfort and style.
Nylon-Elastane
This blend combines the durability and lightness of nylon with the flexibility of elastane. It is perfect for sportswear, tights and other garments that require both flexibility and durability.
Why Are Different Fibers Combined?
Combining different fibers aims to utilize their best properties, such as:
Balance and comfort: Blends such as cotton-polyester offer a balance between breathability and durability, making garments comfortable to wear and long-lasting.
Durability and ease of care: Combining synthetic and natural fibers can improve the durability of a garment and make it easier to care for. For example, polyester can prevent cotton from shrinking and wrinkling.
Appearance and comfort: Blends can give a fabric a beautiful drape, softness, or shine. A modal-polyester blend combines the softness of modal with the durability of polyester, making it a comfortable and long-lasting material.
Special properties: Certain applications, such as sportswear, require special properties such as moisture transport, temperature regulation or anti-static properties, which can be achieved by blending different fibers.
Blending different fibers makes garments versatile and practical, improving their lifespan and comfort. This is especially important for the needs of the modern clothing industry, where comfort, durability and versatility are key.
