We’ve featured a few of those ‘off down the woods to collect logs and hang with deer’ gloves. The rough and tough variety that allow you to pretend to be hunter or competitive logger. Now we turn to something a little more refined.

Tailor Timothy Everest does a nice line in accessories, these gloves are our pick of the bunch. Hand made, hand stitched in England. Brown leather is trimmed with a bright yellow but behold the lining; purple Scottish cashmere no less. Too fancy for communing with wildlife.

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We’re all about multiple gloves this season. No, not wearing gloves on top of one another, we mean having a fair few options. After all, one pair can’t go with everything you wear. And by no means is this a way to increase consumerism, we’d never do such a thing. We just believe in multiple glove choices. You could even mix and match, although there is a 99.999% chance that you’ll look douchey. (Oi Polloi)

Oliver Spencer adds a personal touch to his accessories for Autumn Winter 2011 with these Oli Gloves. The mitten/fingerless option has become a bit of a must if you hope to make any use of your smartphone while out and about this winter. Sure, you could just take your gloves off, but if you can keep at least 50% of your hand warm while you send that picture of a dog in a hat then why not. Moss green wool, with peanut suede palms for added grip, find them flipped or unflipped over at Oliver Spencer.

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If we’re ever slapped by a pair of gloves in a foppish old school manner we want it to be this pair. Oi Polloi offer us this deerskin model by Hestra, we like the wool cuffs which will ensure any potential cold drafts around the wrist area will be kept at bay. Find them here.

And before anyone gets smart, no we’re not rushing the seasons. It’s actually cold enough (where we are at least) to start thinking about gloves. We know there’s all sorts of cool guy brands doing gloves, but it’s best to stick to those who really know what they’re doing. And, having made gloves for royalty, Dents really know what they’re doing. (Dents)

Chester Gloves, a family run business based in Dorset, have been keeping fingers warm and protected since 1937 so we guess they know a thing or two about creating the ideal pair of gloves. These are constructed from deerskin all the way from North America and lined with a soft fleece to keep things cosy in harsh weather. The pop stud strap transforms them from work gloves to something a little smarter and the rather fetching shade of yellow will mean you might be that touch more visible whilst riding your bike or just taking a midnight stroll. Over at 3939.

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These Fox River gloves over at Hickorees are pretty smart. Heavyweight Ragg wool, the deer leather palms are designed to be durable and grip to just about anything. Anatomically knit, these will allow you to make a full range of hand gestures, from ‘thumbs up’ to ‘A-Ok’, in full comfort. Designed to be worn in cold conditions they’re also incredibly warm. What more could you want from a pair of gloves? HIckorees has them. -ld

You’ll likely be working your fingers to the bone after this discovery – Mark McNairy’s online shopping experience is now up and running. The iGlove is typical of the designers wry wit, which as we all know hinges (garment wise) on cheekily playing with classic wardrobe staples. Shoes, of course, complement the gloves in stores stock and there is also a healthy selection of shirts, ties, and underpants.

Those “Paradise” sweats are on too.

Reading up today on GQ UK’s “Style Shrink,” we learn about a bespoke glove maker in England who will help fit your hand into the perfect, custom glove. “Another option is to visit chesterjefferies.co.uk, a Dorset-based glove maker who can deal with bespoke orders online. Simply choose the style you like then upload a tracing of your hands. There is a one-off charge of £20 for the first order, and your pattern will be kept on file for future orders. If you have trouble uploading you can send the tracing of your hand through the post.” Others offer the service as well.

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A split cotton/cashmere blend and the elongated cuff make these fingerless gloves from OAK worth the money. The cuff flows back into the sleeve to ensure no cold air gets in. A great gift.

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