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TOUCHÉ LEATHER GLOVES

100%

FINE LEATHER

HANDCRAFTED IN ITALY

About

Where tradition meets innovation

artisanal manufacturing

Touché gloves are made in Italy, following the Neapolitan glove-making tradition-
25 meticulous steps, all by hand.
The process is rigorous. The result is intimacy in form.

Details please

Each glove is sculpted to fit like a second skin. Unlined where possible. Silk-lined where the silhouette demands it.
Built for entrances, exits, and everything in between.

Locally sourced

Our gloves are made in Italy from European leathers chosen close to home.
Softness. Strength. Sustainability- without the sermon.
Just the finest materials, shaped with intention.

We don’t just design gloves.

We resurrect the art of how a woman enters a room.
Rooted in tradition, sharpened by detail, each pair of Touché gloves restores what fast fashion forgot: craftsmanship, tension, and the power of restraint.

We create timeless pieces, because some stories should never be rushed, and some silhouettes never go out of style.

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MÉMOIRES D’ÉLÉGANCE

Model in black Nikita long slouch leather gloves, kneeling in an arched back position against a clean white studio background.

Position

What looks like surrender is often control. The opening chapter of Nothing Is As It Seems explores the difference between a pose, a position, and the way we misread both.

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Black leather fingerless gloves with gold snap pouring whisky into a glass

The Last Pour

There comes a point when another question becomes an insult to the answer. The last pour is not a celebration. It is the quiet certainty that nothing more needs to be said.  

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Michelle black suede elbow-length gloves with visible zipper closure

Zip It

Not every room deserves the full sentence. Silence is not always absence. Sometimes it is authorship. Zip it. Say less. Offer less. Explain less. Let the words rest. Let the gesture take over. Some...

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