ITALA ROSSO RED WINTER DRIVING GLOVES
The name of this pair of winter driving gloves is inspired by the red Itala that was driven by the Italian Prince Scipione Borghese. The Itala was the first car to win the Paris to Peking rally back in 1907 and the red color of the Itala was adopted by Italy as its racing color in honor of Borghese.
The Itala was a model without a top, powered by a four-cylinder engine of 7,433 cubic centimeters. The engine developed 45 horsepower, which allowed the car a maximum speed of 95 kilometers per hour. The Paris to Peking rally is a 13,680km, 8500 miles drive that took sir Borghese 2 months to conquer.
We figured these warm grey cashmere-lined driving gloves would be much needed during the many kinds of different weather seasons the Itala came across.
The top is made of Nero-black suede and the palm, as you might expect from us, from peccary leather. The outside thread offers a strong and solid joint and is executed in red. The beautiful grey cashmere keeps your hands warm during those cold winter days while driving or just wearing them casually.
Experience the quality and craftsmanship that only come from a handcrafted product made in Italy.
SPECIFICATIONS ITALA ROSSO WINTER DRIVING GLOVES
- Handcrafted in Italy
- Made of a combination of soft suede top and peccary leather palm
- Soft cashmere lining
- Premium OPINARI press button
- Delivered in our unique Essentials case
- OPINARI Key hanger
- Certificate of authenticity
- Owners manual
*excluding displayed watch
Delivered in our Essentials Case!
Your driving gloves come in a specially made OPINARI case. This case can be used in a multitude of ways, but the main rationale behind creating it was to make a case that can safely store all your drivers’ essentials in one place. This way you will never have to get into your car again without your most prized drivers’ essentials. You can even use the case to store your watches, but it’s up to you how to actually use the OPINARI case.
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