Hand Hearth Angora Gloves
- Unmatched velvety softness on skin
- Natural thermal insulation against cold
- Dense fur with minimal shedding
- Lightweight luxury that outlasts synthetics
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Mon, Oct 26
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| Spec | Detail |
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| Material | Genuine rabbit furnon-heated |
| Pelts | Hand-selected, high-density winter peltsprofessionally tanned |
| Backing | Supple, reinforced leather |
| Feel | Velvety soft against bare skindense undercoat of micro-fine down, no static cling |
| Weight | Lightweight, without heavy bulk |
| Warmth | Natural insulationhollow fibres trap warm air, and stay breathable indoors |
| Shedding | Minimalfur is firmly set into the leather backing |
| Weather | Natural water-repellent guard layersheds light snow and moisture |
| Cleaning | Spot clean onlynever machine wash |
Used to faux fur?
Faux fur is made from plastic fibres like polyester and acrylic. It can feel coarse, builds up static, and traps sweat against your skin. Real rabbit fur has thousands of fine, hollow down fibres that feel silky and keep you warm and dry, without the clammy feeling.
Give them a shake first. A few loose hairs from the tailoring cut are normal when you first unbox them. Give the gloves a gentle shake outdoors before you wear them, and they'll stay neat after that.
One size fits all
No measuring needed — one size is made to fit all hands.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | One size fits all |
| Length | 20.5 cm8.1″ |
| Width | 10 cm3.9″ |
Faux fur that feels like plastic, or bulky gloves that weigh you down. You shouldn't have to pick one.
Synthetic fur looks soft but feels plasticky and clings with static. Heavy winter gloves keep you warm but feel suffocating. We chose genuine rabbit fur because it avoids both problems.
- A velvety feel synthetics can't copy. A dense undercoat of micro-fine down feels silky against bare skin, without the coarse, plasticky texture and static cling of faux polyester fur.
- Warm without the weight. Natural hollow fibres trap warm air close to your hands to block sharp winter draughts, while staying breathable and comfortable indoors.
- Built to last, with minimal shedding. Hand-selected winter pelts are set into reinforced leather backing, which anchors the fur firmly. You can wear them every day without leaving loose fluff on dark clothes.
How to clean them
- Spot clean only — wipe gently with a slightly damp cloth, in the direction the fur grows, then let them air-dry
- Never machine wash — don't put real fur in a washing machine or use chemical laundry detergents
- Freshen with cornstarch — rub a small pinch into the fur to absorb natural oils, then shake it out outdoors
- Deep clean with a specialist — after several seasons, take them to a professional leather and fur cleaner
What if they get wet?
Natural fur has a water-repellent guard layer that sheds light snow and moisture. If your gloves get wet, shake off the excess and lay them flat to air-dry at room temperature, away from radiators and hair dryers. Once dry, a gentle shake or soft brush brings the fluff back.
Will they shed on my clothes?
Very little. We use professionally tanned, high-density winter pelts, with the underfur and guard hairs firmly set into supple leather. After a gentle shake outdoors before your first wear, they stay neat on your clothes.
Get ready for the winter ahead with Hand Hearth
Cloud-soft fur that keeps the cold out
Featherlight Thermal Heat Retention
Delivers exceptional natural insulation without heavy, suffocating weight. The natural hollow fibers trap warm air close to your body to block out sharp winter drafts while remaining breathable and comfortable when you're indoors.
Natural O Hand-Selected Pelts With Exceptional Durability
Sourced from high-density winter pelts with reinforced leather backing, anchoring the guard hairs firmly to minimize shedding so you can wear and handle your pieces daily without finding loose fluff on your dark clothing.
What customers actually say
The softness is on an entirely different level
"I was on the fence because so many brands sell faux fur now, but polyester always gives me that electric static shock and feels sweaty after twenty minutes. The minute you touch this, you realize there is no comparison. It feels like pure velvet down. Incredibly soft against bare skin and keeps the mountain chill away without making you overheat."
Was terrified it would shed on my dark leggings—it didn't
"My biggest hesitation was shedding. I gave it a gentle shake outside when I unpacked it like the care card suggested, and I was shocked by how little loose fur came off. I’ve worn this sitting on my dark grey linen sofa and while wearing black leggings, and there hasn't been a single clump of hair left behind. The leather backing is supple and very well made."
Instant warmth without any heavy bulk
"Bought this for my wife who struggles with freezing hands and feet through our Alaska winters. She has pairs of bulky shearling and synthetic liners, but she says nothing warms up as fast as the rabbit fur. It traps your body heat within thirty seconds of putting it on. She hasn't taken it off all week."
Feels like a genuine heirloom piece
"You can immediately tell this is crafted from premium pelts. The fur is thick, silky, and has a gorgeous natural sheen that cheap synthetic dupes just cannot fake. I got caught in light snow flurries walking to dinner last night; shook the snowflakes off when I got inside, let it dry naturally, and it fluffed right back up like brand new."
Frequently Asked Questions
Does genuine rabbit fur shed all over your clothes?
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Very minimally compared to low-grade furs. We use professionally tanned, high-density winter pelts where the underfur and guard hairs are firmly set into supple leather backing. A few stray loose hairs from the initial tailoring cut are normal when you first unbox it—simply give it a gentle shake outdoors before your first use, and it will stay neat and tidy on your clothes.
What happens if it gets caught in rain, snow, or damp weather?
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Natural fur has an innate water-repellent guard layer designed by nature to shed light snow and moisture. If your piece gets wet from snow or rain, simply shake off the excess droplets and hang or lay it flat to air-dry at room temperature away from direct heat sources (like radiators or blow dryers). Once dry, give it a gentle shake or soft brush to restore its natural fluff.
How do I clean and care for genuine rabbit fur?
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For minor spots, wipe gently with a slightly damp cloth in the direction of the fur growth and let air-dry. Never submerge real fur in a washing machine or use chemical laundry detergents. For freshening up, sprinkle a small pinch of cornstarch into the fur, gently rub it through to absorb natural oils, and shake it out cleanly outdoors. For deep cleaning after several seasons, use a professional leather and fur specialist.
How is this fur sourced?
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Our rabbit fur is responsibly sourced as a natural byproduct of the agricultural food supply chain. Instead of discarding these exceptionally warm natural materials or replacing them with petroleum-based synthetic plastics that sit in landfills for centuries, we repurpose them into durable, biodegradable, heirloom-quality goods.
Is real rabbit fur truly warmer and better than faux fur?
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Yes, significantly. Synthetic faux fur is made from extruded plastic fibers (polyester and acrylic) that do not breathe, generate static electricity, and trap sweat against your skin. Natural rabbit fur consists of thousands of microscopic hollow down fibers that insulate dynamically, keeping you comfortably warm and dry without clamminess.