1960s Gloves

Bone hidskin gloves are trimmed with an elegant spotted calf cuff. Made by Kay Gloves, "The Hand of Fashion", they are marked a size Medium and they have never been worn.

Made in France in 1960 by the futurist fashion designer Pierre Cardin (1922-2020), this "Creation Paris" (all capitals including brand) couture pair of supple kidskin leather black g...

"And her old Uncle William used to say, a lady is known by her shoes and her gloves." – Virginia Woolf. Beautiful and elegant sand-hued especially supple kid leather vintage gloves from the 1960s. The wrist-length design features a geometric and sleek perforation line along the hem and the little finger. Made in Barcelona, Spain. Amazing quality! The gloves are unlined, a small side slit makes them easier to slip in. Measure 23 cm – 9.06" in total length. Marked "GEASE BARCELONA", size: "7 3/4". Should fit for a hand circumference of ca. 18,5 cm – 7.28". Excellent vintage condition. Appear unworn. Marked Size: 7 3/4 (should fit for a hand circumference of ca. 18,5 cm – 7.28") Length: 23 cm – 9.06" (measured from wrist to the fingertip of the long finger) Approximate Modern Size: M-L Reference Photo: Model wearing cream leather gloves, photographed by Frances McLaughlin...

Authentic, preowned vintage Bonnie Cashin for Crescendoe “Superb” leather gloves, circa late 1960s. An exceptionally rare and collectible accessory from the pioneer of American sportswear, these gloves beautifully showcase Cashin’s signature functional design language. Crafted from butter-soft, crème-hued leather, this pair is distinguished by her iconic brass turn-lock fasteners at the wrist, an innovative detail that is both practical and unmistakably chic. The turn locks secure the gloves comfortably in place while adding a bold, jewelry-like accent that echoes Cashin’s celebrated handbag hardware...

"And her old Uncle William used to say, a lady is known by her shoes and her gloves." – Virginia Woolf. Beautiful and elegant white leather gloves from the 1960s when women wore gl...

"And her old Uncle William used to say, a lady is known by her shoes and her gloves." – Virginia Woolf. Beautiful and elegant caffè latte-hued gloves from the 1960s. The wrist-lengt...

André Courrèges opened the haute couture to the Pop culture. Giving priority to geometric lines and shapes, the sculptural designs feature a mix of simplicity with Parisian chic. This very rare labelled complete wool set includes a beanie (numbered C2136), a pair of mitten (numbered C2137) and a scarf (numbered C2138), is a typical example of the above. It was accompanying the coats and trenchs of this 1969 collection. White color was one of Courrèges favorites, he liked using either alone or mixing with others, more striking ones. Fits approx. : Beanie -> US 7 / EU 56 / Size M Scarf -> one size fits all Mitten -> Size S/M Measurements (approx.) : Beanie -> Circumference 56 cm (22 inches) Scarf -> L 145.5 x W 19 cm / L 57.3 x W 7.5 inches Mitten -> L 23 x W 10.4 cm / L 9.1 x W 4.1 inches This item has been professionally cleaned, pressed & carefully inspected by a couture-trained seamstress before being sold. Credit photos : Picture n° 5 -> Peter Knapp...

"And her old Uncle William used to say, a lady is known by her shoes and her gloves." – Virginia Woolf. Exceptional and elegant off-white leather gloves from the 1960s when women w...

"And her old Uncle William used to say, a lady is known by her shoes and her gloves." – Virginia Woolf. Beautiful and elegant black mid-length smooth leather gloves with a scalloped...