Jean Paul Gaultier Black Short Leather Gloves
Jean Paul Gaultier
$770.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Jean Paul Gaultier Black Short Leather Gloves fuse compact couture with city cool. Grained lambskin delivers a tactile, structured hand, while pinched seams along the back of the hand carve a precise, architectural line. A vent at the cuff and a press-stud closure keep the silhouette clean, and the knit silk lining slides softly against skin.
With a snug, sculpted fit, the short gloves sit neatly under sleeves and partner with everything from tailored coats to sleek evening looks. The vented cuff allows easy movement, and the press-stud keeps the fit secure without bulk. The knit silk lining ensures a smooth, comfortable feel as you move through day to night.
Jean Paul Gaultier gloves carry a couture edge translated for city life. In black, they groundingly anchor monochrome outfits and pair with textured fabrics for a refined finish. Priced at 770, the pair reads as a modern luxury that elevates every gesture from a quiet wrist tap to a final, poised bow.
Materials / Fabrication
- Outer material: grained lambskin leather
- Lining: knit silk
- Short glove silhouette
- Pinched seams along the back of the hand
- Vent at the cuff for ease of movement
- Press-stud closure for secure fit
- Color: black
Recommended Care
- Professional leather cleaning recommended to preserve texture and finish
- Do not machine wash or submerge in water
- If cleaning at home, wipe with a damp cloth and mild leather cleaner, then air dry away from heat
- Do not iron the silk lining; if necessary, use a cool steamer to release wrinkles
- Store flat in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight; use a dust bag to protect
Fit Notes
- Snug, sculpted fit through the hand with a short glove silhouette that sits neatly under sleeves.
- Grained lambskin delivers structured hand feel, paired with knit silk lining for a smooth, comfortable touch.
- A vent at the cuff and a press-stud closure keep the silhouette clean and secure without bulk.
