New arrivals from Buzz Rickson’s.
-Buzz Rickson’s A-10 leather glove-
Standardized by the Army Air Corps in 1938 as an intermediate glove, the Type A-10 instantly became a favorite among pilots and aircrew. Buzz Rickson’s has deftly recreated this classic style using a tough, goatskin shell, camel-colored wool lining, brown knit cuff (for keeping the wind out) and authentic woven label.
Buzz Rickson’s A-10 Gloves take you where few gloves can these days; They have staff members who have been wearing the same pair of these A-10 gloves every winter since 1993! This Buzz Rickson’s A-10 is almost indistinguishable from the vintage examples. This attention to detail transcends recreating a bygone artifact just for the sake of satisfying the serious historian or collector; making items that faithfully recreate bygone articles of clothing from the “Good Old Days” provides the added benefit of extreme product durability and longevity since the items being copied were born in an era when things had to last by necessity.
Buzz Rickson’s obsessively recreates vintage items to perfection and the novelty of the achievement is no more important than recreating practical functionality and longevity once considered commonplace back in the “Good Old Days.” Please note these authentic features:
•Super-durable imported goatskin leather outer shell vegetable tanned for maximum longevity
•Custom manufacturing of the knitted cuff to original specs. from top-quality worsted-wool yarns; the cuff keeps biting winds from rushing in.
•Custom manufacturing of the camel-colored knit lining from 100% worsted wool to exact USAAF specs., making this a comfortable, cozy glove to wear.
•Goatskin pull tab attached to wool cuff and glove body exactly as original specs. cited,; this precludes tearing the wool knit when tugging on the gloves for a snug fit.
•Custom manufacturing of the original-style spec. labels on vintage shuttle looms. Glove size appears on the spec. label vs being on a separate label attached to the spec. label, which is precisely how the vintage labels appeared. Producing labels in this fashion requires one label for every glove size, a far more costly undertaking than utilising a separate size label simply attached to the main spec. label.
Siszes available: 9, 9 1/2.
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