Clarissa women's summer leather gloves - Black
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Clarissa women's summer leather gloves - Cork
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Clarissa women's summer leather gloves - Dust Light Blue
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Clarissa women's summer leather gloves - Dust Rose
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Clarissa women's summer leather gloves - Medium Grey
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Clarissa women's summer leather gloves

34.900 Ft

Lambskin nappa · Unlined lining

The Clarissa glove from Pécs combines light summer elegance with over 160 years of artisanal tradition. Crafted from fine lambskin to provide your skin with a silky touch and refined style even on warmer days. Every pair is meticulously handmade in Pécs, where quality and precision meet modern design. Wear Clarissa and enjoy how sophisticated style and unparalleled quality make every moment special.

Color
Size
Made-to-measure sizing

Our master glovemakers can also make a bespoke size, arranged directly with you.Contact us.

How to measure

The size chart always refers to the lining; we fit the outer leather around it. The same chart therefore applies to every lining type.

Your first size exchange is free within 90 days, so you can choose with confidence.

The key to a well-fitting glove is the right size. This page explains the sizing system used by glovemakers in Pécs, Hungary, and shows you how to measure your hand. It takes less than two minutes.

How to measure your hand

  1. Take a soft tape measure. If you do not have one, use a piece of thread and a ruler.
  2. Measure around the widest part of the palm of your dominant hand, excluding the thumb. Measure your right hand if you are right-handed and your left if you are left-handed.
  3. The tape should sit close to the hand without feeling tight.
  4. Find the resulting measurement in centimetres in the chart below.

Measuring for glove size: tape measure around the widest part of the palm, excluding the thumb

Women's size chart

  • 6 - 16-16.9 cm
  • 6.5 - 17-17.5 cm
  • 7 - 17.6-18.9 cm
  • 7.5 - 19-20.9 cm
  • 8 - 21-21.9 cm
  • 8.5 - 22-23 cm

Men's size chart

  • 7.5 - 20-20.9 cm
  • 8 - 21-21.9 cm
  • 8.5 - 22-23.9 cm
  • 9 - 24-24.9 cm
  • 9.5 - 25-25.9 cm
  • 10 - 26-27.5 cm

Between two sizes?

Choose the smaller one. The leather begins to mould to your hand from the first wear and settles into its shape after a few outings. If the fit is not right, your first size exchange is free within 90 days.

Made to measure

If your measurement falls outside the chart or your hand proportions require a different fit, our master glovemakers can make a bespoke size. Contact us and we will discuss it with you directly.

Once you know your size, browse our women's or men's gloves. You can find further guidance on the frequently asked questions page.

  • Size exchange
    within 90 days
  • Ships in
    1-3 working days
  • Handmade
    in Pécs, Hungary
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Edina

Gyönyörű kidolgozással elkészített, puha tapintású, stílusos kesztyű. Ez egyébként minden termékükre jellemző. Nagyon szeretem őket.

Glovemaking atelier in Pécs, Hungary

The work of master glovemakers in every pair

Pécs, Hungary, has been home to Hungarian glovemaking since 1861. We keep that tradition alive in our atelier today. Historic machines are not museum pieces here, but tools through which traditional techniques are passed on. The character of our gloves lies in precise design, skilled making and careful quality control.

A bőr szabása - at the KARMA glovemaking atelier in Pécs, Hungary
Varrás - at the KARMA glovemaking atelier in Pécs, Hungary
Kikészítés - at the KARMA glovemaking atelier in Pécs, Hungary