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Leather ladies gloves, model Durban with soft micro fleece lining. These extra long gloves are individually handmade from pieces of high-quality leather.
Leather men's gloves, model Dakota, are unlined driving gloves with half fingers. These Laimböck gloves have a crochet upperhand made of cotton and a closure with a detailed press stud.
Unlined leather driving gloves men, model Chicago. The inner hand of this classic Laimböck men's glove is made of top quality Italian goat leather. The crocheted upper hand is made of cotton.
Unlined men's driving gloves made of soft African lamb nappa leather, model Sydney. These gloves for men have a closure with a classic press stud. This Laimböck model has half fingers.
Handmade lammy gloves ladies, model Ombo. This Laimböck model is made of various lammy patches. The soft wool on the inside makes these lammy ladies mittens wonderfully warm and comfortable to wear on cold winter days.
Soft deer look nappa men's driving gloves, special edition in espresso or black palm with cognac or off-white overhand. This Laimböck model has a particularly exclusive appearance. These driving gloves for men are unlined.
Classic leather ladies driving gloves of soft lamb nappa with half fingers. These laimböck gloves for women are unlined and close with a cool press stud.
Suede ladies driving gloves, model Rockhampton. This classic Laimböck model gloves for women is unlined and closes with a strap with a press stud on the wrist.
Luxurious Laimböck Lammy 'home shoes' / slippers, model Sundvall, handcrafted in Spain from our premium selection of merino sheepskin. The shaft edge can be turned over. Unisex model with lightweight EVA foam sole.
Men's Lammy mittens made of merino sheepskin from Spain, model Roskilde. The soft wool on the inside makes these lammy men mittens wonderfully warm and comfortable to wear on cold winter days.
Unlined luxury leather men's car gloves, model Sherbourne, hand-sewn in a classic version of peccary leather. This model has a closure with a classic laimböck press stud with a strap on the wrist.
Handmade lammy mittens from carefully selected merino sheepskin, model Eastwood. This Laimböck product has 3 classic seams on the upper hand and a fixed folded collar.
Women's dark gray lambswool mittens, model Woolwich, with ultra soft teddy fleece lining and extra insulation with real thinsulate from 3M. With genuine leather piping and trim around the collar in the contrasting color cognac.
Sturdy men's leather gloves made of wonderfully soft deer-look goatskin, model Sheffield, with double-knit cuff in melange gray. With ultra-soft micro teddy fleece lining and extra insulation with genuine Thinsulate from 3M.
Leather ladies gloves made of soft nappa leather, model Newtown, with imitation fur lining. These Laimböck gloves for women are nice and warm and comfortable.
Handmade Laimböck keychain made of genuine lambskin, with a sturdy metal key ring, ideal for keeping the keys safe. Free with orders from € 69.99 in the Laimböck webshop. Dimensions: approx. 9 cm (with folded edge).
Soft classic leather ladies gloves from top selection lamb nappa Model Vallegio. This Laimböck model has a lovely soft warm lining with polyfill and extra insulation with real Thinsulate from 3M.
Lined leather gloves ladies from premium selection nappa, Model Cabora, with three seams. This Laimböck model has a lovely soft faux fur lining. Due to the thickness of the lining, we recommend ordering half a size larger.
Vegan leather men gloves of super soft quality in neutral classic style with side slit, model Pinzola. With faux fur lining. These gloves for men have touchscreen connector on the thumb and index finger.
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