Falconry Gloves Handmade in England
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Barkston Single Thickness Falconry Glove
Regular price £70.00 GBPRegular priceSale price £70.00 GBP -
Wrist Length Falconry Glove
Regular price £90.00 GBPRegular priceSale price £90.00 GBP -
Short Cuff Single Thickness Falconry Glove
Regular price £125.00 GBPRegular priceSale price £125.00 GBP -
Single Thickness Falconry Glove
Regular price £140.00 GBPRegular priceSale price £140.00 GBP -
Short Cuff Double Thickness Falconry Glove
Regular price £150.00 GBPRegular priceSale price £150.00 GBP -
Double Thickness Falconry Glove
Regular price £185.00 GBPRegular priceSale price £185.00 GBP -
Treble Thickness Eagle Glove
Regular price £275.00 GBPRegular priceSale price £275.00 GBP
Our falconry gloves draw on more than 20 years of experience flying birds of prey and are made in our workshop near Grantham, England. Each glove is made in house by our small team using heavyweight deerskin selected for protection, flexibility and feel.
The range includes single, double and treble thickness gloves for hawks, falcons, owls and eagles, with several cuff lengths and sizes available.
How to size your glove
Measure around the widest part of your palm, as shown. Then use that measurement to choose the nearest size on the product page.
Small — 8"
Medium — 9"
Large — 10"
Extra Large — 11"
Still unsure? Get in touch before ordering and we’ll help.
Choosing the right falconry glove
The right glove depends on the bird you fly, how footy it is and the level of protection you need. Single-thickness gloves give greater feel and dexterity for smaller hawks and falcons; double-thickness gloves provide additional protection for larger hawks and falcons; our treble-thickness glove is made for eagles.
Cuff length determines the amount of forearm coverage. If you are unsure, contact us before ordering and we will advise.
Experience from the Field
With over 20 years in falconry, I know first-hand how important reliable equipment is in the field. Every glove we make comes from that experience - tested in the field in real world conditions and refined through constant use.
What we make here is shaped by a lifetime of falconry and a deep knowledge of leather. Falconry is a demanding sport - on the bird, on the falconer, and on the equipment - which is why I use only the best leathers I can source. Every glove is cut, stitched, and finished in my own workshop here in England, with no compromise on materials or workmanship.
If we don’t make it here, we don’t sell it.
These gloves form part of our wider range of handmade falconry equipment, designed and made in our Lincolnshire workshop for practical use in the field.



