Preserving craft. Sharing knowledge. Training the next generation.
Glove-making is a dying craft. We're committed to keeping it alive.
After 70+ years in the industry, we've seen skilled artisans retire with no one to replace them. Traditional glove-making knowledge is disappearing as fast fashion prioritizes speed over craft.
We believe this craft deserves to survive. That's why we offer training programs for fashion students, brand teams, and aspiring artisans. We share techniques, equipment knowledge, and manufacturing wisdom earned over decades.
Our programs range from half-day factory tours to multi-week apprenticeships. We've trained students from Central Saint Martins, Parsons, and IFM, as well as brand teams from emerging labels.
Half-day or full-day visits. See production in action, meet artisans, understand the process.
Guided factory tour, production demonstrations, Q&A with master artisans.
Half-day (3 hours) or Full-day (6 hours with extended workshop)
Brand teams, fashion students, designers, buyers
By appointment. Groups of 2-12 people.
Hands-on workshops teaching fundamentals of glove construction.
2-3 day intensive workshop. Learn cutting, assembly, and finishing techniques.
Pattern reading, leather selection, machine operation, hand stitching, quality control.
Participants complete their own pair of gloves to take home.
Fashion students, emerging designers, craft enthusiasts
Custom training for brand teams launching glove collections.
Custom curriculum based on your needs. Material knowledge, sizing, production planning, QC.
1-5 days depending on scope
Your team gains confidence to develop, specify, and QC glove production.
Fashion brands launching glove categories, design teams, product developers
Long-term partnerships with fashion schools and vocational programs.
Guest lectures, student factory visits, sponsored projects, internship placements.
We work with fashion schools in Hungary, UK, and France.
Students gain real manufacturing insight. We identify future talent. Craft knowledge spreads.
Contact us to discuss partnership opportunities with your institution.
Leather types, tanneries, grading systems, sustainable alternatives, how to evaluate quality, working with suppliers.
Reading patterns, finger fourchettes, thumb construction, lining techniques, sizing and grading, fit optimization.
Cutting efficiency, assembly sequences, machine operations, hand finishing, quality checkpoints, packaging.
MOQ considerations, timeline planning, costing, sampling strategy, choosing the right manufacturing partner.
Get in touch to discuss workshops, tours, or custom training programs.