This photo was taken in 1906, only showing the males working at the glove factory. The man in the white coat with hat,  running the factory, is surrounded by tanners, glove cutters, helpers and young family members

The seamstresses were trained for at least a year before they could master the delicate full piqué technique. This overlapping technique is commanded in millimetres, one stitch at a time, without being able to see the stitching on the other side. Therefore, also called glove blind-stitching. The technique is still used today, only mastered by a few in the world.

Following hundreds of years of gloving kings, queens and zarinas, Randers Handsker was appointed purveyor to the royal danish court 

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