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TOUCHÉ LEATHER GLOVES

Italian leather

Cut by hand

Handmade in Naples

About

Handmade in Naples. Designed to alter the room.

artisanal manufacturing

Each Touché glove is made in Naples through the traditional glove-making process: cut, shaped, sewn, and finished by hand.

The result is not decoration. It is precision against the skin.

Details please

Every silhouette is designed around gesture: an exposed zipper, an open palm, a sculpted wrist, a line that changes the posture.

Some gloves are unlined. Some are silk-lined where the structure demands it.

Locally sourced

We use European leathers selected for softness, strength, and the way they hold shape.

No excess. No sermon. Just material, hand, and intention.

We do not design gloves as accessories.
We design them as character.

Rooted in Neapolitan craft and sharpened through silhouette, each pair of Touché gloves is made in small quantities for women who understand restraint, tension, and entrance.

Some pieces complete a look.
These change it.

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

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

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Michelle black suede elbow-length gloves with visible zipper closure

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