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A Clarke Falconry

Bespoke Double Thickness Falconry Glove

Bespoke Double Thickness Falconry Glove

£245.00 GBP
£245.00 GBP
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A custom-made falconry glove, made to order. Available in a wide range of leather and stitching colours, so you can design a glove that’s truly your own.

Premium features

  • Custom-made to your specification
  • Wide choice of leather and stitching colours
  • Heavy-duty leathers selected for strength and flexibility
  • Solid brass D-ring for tethering
  • Handmade to order

Dimensions

Approx 12" long

Product care

I make my products to stand the test of time, however, you can give your glove some extra TLC by:

  • Wiping any dirt from the surface of the leather with a damp cloth.
  • Brushing the suede side with a suede brush.
  • Feeding the leather with Original Sedgwick Leathercare to protect and replenish the natural oils in the hide. Please note that this product will slightly darken the colour of the leather.

Made to order

Each bespoke glove is handmade in my workshop. It takes one to two weeks to craft a glove, from the point of order to shipping.

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More information

Our bespoke falconry gloves are made to order, giving you complete control over the finish.

Choose the colour of the hand, cuff, overlay, D-ring tab, piping, and stitching from the menus provided, and we’ll build the glove exactly to your specification.

Suitable for large falcons, large hawks and similar birds.

Crafted from the finest materials

Every glove is made from carefully selected heavy-duty leathers, chosen for their strength, durability, and flexibility.

Real World Use

A falconry glove has to do more than look good - it has to perform and it has to last.

I’ve flown birds of prey since I was 11, so I understand the demands falconry puts on equipment.

That’s why I make these gloves to look the part, but more importantly, to perform in the field.

Man operating a machine in a workshop setting

Made in England

Each glove is made start to finish in my workshop in Grantham, England.

“Made in England” isn’t just a label here - it’s a matter of pride.