I own a pair of brown peccary leather gloves with cashmere lining, and I truly wished I discovered and learned to appreciate these materials earlier in life. Before that, I could not imagine gloves to be that flexible and soft on the inside and outside.
Really enjoyed this one. Nice and concise while still packing in lots of interesting information and so making for an informative watch. Props to the scriptwriter and to Nathan for his excellent delivery. Top stuff.
Just bought a pair of perfect condition dark brown peccary gloves for incredible 7€ in a second hand store!! I'm like 99% sure they're real, so thanks for making me recognize them
I have a pair of shoes that are a combo of Peccary and calf. They are incredibly comfortable and soft yet very tough. Would love a pair of gloves in peccary.
Channels like this educate the general public to appreciate the finer things. I remember asking myself why a Mercedes Benz and my wife pointed out the subtle differences in attention to detail. That appreciation is what separates the cream from the whole milk. Keep up the great work. 👌
The are bred and farmed, like all mammals. ( As in terminology). Birds are bred and hatched from eggs and are still farmed. (as in terminology). Hatcheries only deal with eggs and chicks( ex, mass productions als chicken, turkey duck in Asia etc). I am the proud owner of a vintage pair of peccary gloves.
Fascnating! They are cute little beasts! I would not want to be the one who has to skive all the Peccary skins! Great video. The Peccary leather looks like it has a fabulous hand feel (Lol!), but I just don't particularly care for the texture. What's wrong with me? I love buttery soft leather! Thank you gentlemen! Lisa
Hi GG! I’ve been watching your videos for quite a while and my girlfriend is loving the changes in my attitude and presence because of it, she is curious if there is a channel similar to yourselves that goes through the ins and outs of classic ladies style, etiquette, and dress? Yet another great video keep up the good work!
Thank you for the info! I picked up what I believe to be a skinny woman’s peccary belt at a thrift shop for $3 USD. I’m definitely smaller than the average adult man so it seems plausible there was a hide large enough for this piece. I think it has another layer of another leather, possibly napa. The 3 pore clusters are only on one surface of the belt but the belt is incredibly soft and supple. I compared it to the sheen and 3 pore pattern imitation peccary and one side is definitely peccary From what I can gather, not only is it difficult to make a belt because of the size of the hides but it seems like peccary is thin and while it has flexibility for something like gloves, it sounds like some thinner pieces would have too much flexibility for a belt. I also wanted to ask about shaving - does this mean that gloves are not full grain because they would be too thick?
We're working on a bunch of things but Covid hasn't made product development faster. Also, we don't just private label something from a catalog but truly design stuff , which takes more time. Stay tuned for some collar bars and socks in the next few days, but then more new product lines in the new year.
Thank you for an excellent and informative video. I was thinking about ordering a pair in the Dents sale, however the fact that Peccary leather is matt and it will take on a patina as it ages has put me off them. I will stay with my regular gloves (hairsheep etc) which can be restored to as new condition with some leather cream.
Here in Arizona, wild pigs who look so much alike in this video have been known to attack Ppl, & dogs. Not even wildcats or bobcats want to mess with these wild pigs that are called: Javalinas. If U should see a pack of wild Javalinas, turn around & walk the other way.
Normally I don't respond to other comments but as someone who also lives in AZ I definitely understand what you mean. Luckily we haven't had any in our neighborhood though. Have a good weekend sir.
You’ve heard the expression of course it fits like a glove. My question is what should a glove fit like? I have a pair of Peckary leather gloves, and I have smallish hands, which means that I often can’t find gloves which fit. Do gloves need to hug the contours of the hand to the point where they need to be peeled off? I feel like I have some room in the gloves. Do you think a leather worker could take them in like a piece of clothing? Lastly I was thinking about how I could make my gloves touchscreen friendly. Is there any way to accomplish this without compromising the glove?
We carry a range of touchscreen-sensitive gloves in our shop! Follow the link to have a look at one of our favorites, and you'll also see a glove-fit guide on the same page 👉 shop.gentlemansgazette.com/accessories/gloves/burgundy-touchscreen-dress-gloves-lamb-nappa-leather-by-fort-belvedere?
Could you guys do a video on HARSH winter attire? In places like Canada or Scandinavian countries where winters are very cold, is there a way to stay "sartorial "?
peccary leather is very similar to pigskin. they are not rare in the us. they are all over in the southwest. you can even hunt them year round in texas.
Much more biased than usual. Using the price of the gloves as an analogy for the price of the leather is disingenuous and misleading. The price per square foot could have been used here, but you chose not to do so. $30-60 for your average dress gloves is a funny statement, when your own store sells lambskin gloves for $170-190$, which is close to how much peccary gloves made in Peru for example would cost. The other $100-200 is the markup for convincing everyone that peccary is the best there is. A few years ago this business was transparent with how much your items cost and why, but now you are pulling wool over the eyes of newer inexperienced viewers, by cherry picking information to make your products look better than they are, both in quality and price.
"$30-60 for your AVERAGE dress gloves is a funny statement, when your own store sells lambskin gloves for $170-190$". The Gentlemen's Gazette's gloves are nowhere near AVERAGE. "The other $100-200 is the markup for convincing everyone that peccary is the best there is." No - that markup is called a profit, without which The Gentlemen's Gazette would cease to exist.
@@dandiehm8414 30-50% profit margin? Give me a break. The store might not be able to exist without the website, but the opposite is not true. If they didn't shill their own store in every video, they would just sponsor other items instead like every other channel. I have no moral qualm with them doing this, but the way they are doing it is exceedingly anti-consumer. In every video on other brands they complain about how their material sources or quality are not listed, and yet they do exactly the same thing.
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I own a pair of brown peccary leather gloves with cashmere lining, and I truly wished I discovered and learned to appreciate these materials earlier in life. Before that, I could not imagine gloves to be that flexible and soft on the inside and outside.
My Dents 🇬🇧peccary are first class…..hand sewn….cashmere lined…£350…..things of beauty and well worth the money.
Really enjoyed this one. Nice and concise while still packing in lots of interesting information and so making for an informative watch. Props to the scriptwriter and to Nathan for his excellent delivery. Top stuff.
Thanks for the great educational video. I did not know what peccary leather was before watching.
Just bought a pair of perfect condition dark brown peccary gloves for incredible 7€ in a second hand store!! I'm like 99% sure they're real, so thanks for making me recognize them
Dude I picked up a pair for $3 Au at a salvos
I have a pair of shoes that are a combo of Peccary and calf. They are incredibly comfortable and soft yet very tough. Would love a pair of gloves in peccary.
Channels like this educate the general public to appreciate the finer things. I remember asking myself why a Mercedes Benz and my wife pointed out the subtle differences in attention to detail. That appreciation is what separates the cream from the whole milk. Keep up the great work. 👌
Yes please do a video on how to take care of pickery leather or just all leather in general.
The are bred and farmed, like all mammals. ( As in terminology). Birds are bred and hatched from eggs and are still farmed. (as in terminology). Hatcheries only deal with eggs and chicks( ex, mass productions als chicken, turkey duck in Asia etc). I am the proud owner of a vintage pair of peccary gloves.
Just waiting on your store to restock and I'll be grabbing a pair. 🙂
I bought peccary gloves that had a rabbit-fur lining for c:a 180 dollars, new on eBay. They are the best gloves I ever had.
Looks supple.
Fascnating! They are cute little beasts! I would not want to be the one who has to skive all the Peccary skins!
Great video. The Peccary leather looks like it has a fabulous hand feel (Lol!), but I just don't particularly care for the texture. What's wrong with me? I love buttery soft leather!
Thank you gentlemen!
Lisa
Hi GG! I’ve been watching your videos for quite a while and my girlfriend is loving the changes in my attitude and presence because of it, she is curious if there is a channel similar to yourselves that goes through the ins and outs of classic ladies style, etiquette, and dress? Yet another great video keep up the good work!
Years ago I visited a tannery. Folks, this has to be one of the stinkiest jobs on earth. Phew!😮
Good video idea, please I would like to see how to wash the gloves. I have a pair of gloves in pekari leather. And I suppose wool inside.
Thank you for the info!
I picked up what I believe to be a skinny woman’s peccary belt at a thrift shop for $3 USD. I’m definitely smaller than the average adult man so it seems plausible there was a hide large enough for this piece. I think it has another layer of another leather, possibly napa. The 3 pore clusters are only on one surface of the belt but the belt is incredibly soft and supple. I compared it to the sheen and 3 pore pattern imitation peccary and one side is definitely peccary
From what I can gather, not only is it difficult to make a belt because of the size of the hides but it seems like peccary is thin and while it has flexibility for something like gloves, it sounds like some thinner pieces would have too much flexibility for a belt.
I also wanted to ask about shaving - does this mean that gloves are not full grain because they would be too thick?
Is there going to be any announcements about new products soon?
We're working on a bunch of things but Covid hasn't made product development faster. Also, we don't just private label something from a catalog but truly design stuff , which takes more time. Stay tuned for some collar bars and socks in the next few days, but then more new product lines in the new year.
@@gentlemansgazette Awesome, thank you!
Thank you for an excellent and informative video. I was thinking about ordering a pair in the Dents sale, however the fact that Peccary leather is matt and it will take on a patina as it ages has put me off them. I will stay with my regular gloves (hairsheep etc) which can be restored to as new condition with some leather cream.
I wonder if the pecarry meat is consumed after its hide is removed?
I used to have a really nice pair 25 years ago and accidentally left them somewhere -- unfortunately to be never seen again. I'm still salty 😂
I have been inagining the potential Preston puns
Here in Arizona, wild pigs who look so much alike in this video have been known to attack Ppl, & dogs. Not even wildcats or bobcats want to mess with these wild pigs that are called: Javalinas. If U should see a pack of wild Javalinas, turn around & walk the other way.
Normally I don't respond to other comments but as someone who also lives in AZ I definitely understand what you mean. Luckily we haven't had any in our neighborhood though. Have a good weekend sir.
You’ve heard the expression of course it fits like a glove. My question is what should a glove fit like?
I have a pair of Peckary leather gloves, and I have smallish hands, which means that I often can’t find gloves which fit.
Do gloves need to hug the contours of the hand to the point where they need to be peeled off?
I feel like I have some room in the gloves. Do you think a leather worker could take them in like a piece of clothing?
Lastly I was thinking about how I could make my gloves touchscreen friendly. Is there any way to accomplish this without compromising the glove?
We carry a range of touchscreen-sensitive gloves in our shop! Follow the link to have a look at one of our favorites, and you'll also see a glove-fit guide on the same page 👉 shop.gentlemansgazette.com/accessories/gloves/burgundy-touchscreen-dress-gloves-lamb-nappa-leather-by-fort-belvedere?
Could you guys do a video on HARSH winter attire? In places like Canada or Scandinavian countries where winters are very cold, is there a way to stay "sartorial "?
peccary leather is very similar to pigskin. they are not rare in the us. they are all over in the southwest. you can even hunt them year round in texas.
All I know is the stitching in the leather, and how the quality and weight of the leather.
What brand is that field jacket?
Gloves and shoes! 👞🧤
Once you make black unlined peccary gloves. I’ll buy two pairs. Your choice if you want my business
Try Dents in the UK…..a fabulous company.
@@mikewingert-savagelyerudite they don’t have peccary
@@jackeddemon or did you just mean in black?
@@mikewingert-savagelyerudite peccary AND black
@@jackeddemon forgive my error.
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Lovely leather, sadly outside my wage bracket.
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I won’t buy leather from wild animals. If someone is smart, they would raise these. Animals goods should be from farmed animals.
Why does he look like he's trying to reach out and hold my hand
Much more biased than usual. Using the price of the gloves as an analogy for the price of the leather is disingenuous and misleading. The price per square foot could have been used here, but you chose not to do so. $30-60 for your average dress gloves is a funny statement, when your own store sells lambskin gloves for $170-190$, which is close to how much peccary gloves made in Peru for example would cost. The other $100-200 is the markup for convincing everyone that peccary is the best there is.
A few years ago this business was transparent with how much your items cost and why, but now you are pulling wool over the eyes of newer inexperienced viewers, by cherry picking information to make your products look better than they are, both in quality and price.
Well, also because it costs something to make it outside of Peru, because not everywhere has Peruvian Labor costs…
"$30-60 for your AVERAGE dress gloves is a funny statement, when your own store sells lambskin gloves for $170-190$". The Gentlemen's Gazette's gloves are nowhere near AVERAGE. "The other $100-200 is the markup for convincing everyone that peccary is the best there is." No - that markup is called a profit, without which The Gentlemen's Gazette would cease to exist.
@@unconventionalideas5683 Which has nothing to do with how much the leather costs. You didn't think that through did you?
@@dandiehm8414 30-50% profit margin? Give me a break. The store might not be able to exist without the website, but the opposite is not true. If they didn't shill their own store in every video, they would just sponsor other items instead like every other channel. I have no moral qualm with them doing this, but the way they are doing it is exceedingly anti-consumer.
In every video on other brands they complain about how their material sources or quality are not listed, and yet they do exactly the same thing.
@@Aggnog 30-50% profit is very LOW for LUXURY goods.