私たちは、一組の 手袋. 少なくとも、96インチの縫い目は、時の試練に耐える手袋を作るために、ひとつひとつ丁寧に、そして正確に行われています。一人のグローブ職人が最初から最後までグローブを作り上げ、完成したら自分の名前を入れます。それは個人的なものです。
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Our Founder
From Refugee to The Queen's Glovemaker
When Cornelia James arrived in England in 1939 as a refugee from Nazi occupied Vienna, she brought with her nothing but a suitcase and a steely determination to succeed.
In 1947 the couturier Norman Hartnell asked her to make gloves to accessorise the then Princess Elizabeth’s ‘going away’ outfit on the occasion of her marriage to Prince Phiip. In 1979 she became glovemaker ‘by appointment’ to Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth ll.
Three generations later, the family business is still making gloves by hand in Sussex, England. Experience is measured in years, but success is marked in moments made special by great gloves.