SIBERIA NAPPA

Siberia Nappa is a pair of men's gloves in nappa leather, lined in lightweight cashmere. The seams are finished with hand stitching along the fingers, a slower technique than machine sewing, visible in the even rhythm of the stitch running along each seam.

Three slim, fan-shaped darts run across the back of the hand, following its natural movement as it closes into a fist. The wrist opens with a small side slit, so the glove slides on without any buckle or fastening to look for. The hem is finished with the same care as the visible stitching, closing off the construction cleanly, with no raw edges.

The hand-finished seams aren't just a visual detail: they hold up better to the repeated flexing of the fingers over time, something that becomes noticeable after a few seasons of daily wear, when machine-sewn seams tend to lose their crispness.

Of the two colors, black suits formal or evening settings, where the glove should stay a discreet detail; dark brown works better for daytime, more casual wear, alongside outerwear in warmer tones.

The name "Siberia" refers to one of the coldest regions on earth, where winters leave no room for error, a fitting association for a glove built, stitch by stitch, to outlast a single cold season.