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Italian Leather Gloves by Solo Classe®

Solo Classe is proud to introduce some of the finest Italian leather gloves to the North American marketplace. We import directly from Italy the most unique, colorful and stylish leather gloves available anywhere. The best gloves are made from Italian Leather- Our exquisite products are made of soft kidskin, Nappa or chamois leather lined in soft cashmere or luxurious silk and offer a variety of Italian designer styles. Don't be fooled by "Italian Leather" imitations- Our Italian Leather gloves are imported directly from factories in Italy and are made with genuine Italian leather.

The term, "Italian Leather" does not denote the birthplace of the animal... It denotes the SAFER TANNING PROCESS that is done ONLY in Italy.

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Women's Long Italian Kidskin Leather Formal Gloves for Debutante, Bridal, Opera Long length... 

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