The History and Symbolism of Gloves
Gloves have long been more than mere accessories. Across centuries, they have served as symbols of power, status, fashion, and even clandestine communication. Delve into the story
Gloves have long been more than mere accessories. Across centuries, they have served as symbols of power, status, fashion, and even clandestine communication. Delve into the story
The Noble Capeskin is a superior glove-leather preserved in our atelier for 80 years - since the beginning of the 1940’s. It is the finest, and most exquisitely soft aniline leather with a unique capability for developing a beautiful patina.
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Out of respect for our precious raw materials, we continue RHANDERS' centuries-long 'zero-waste-policy' tradition - and craft timeless designs from upcycled material.
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The Kalmus flower was brought to Gudenåen in Randers by French monks in the Middle Ages, and was used in the local tanning process.As a homage to the heritage, the kalmus flower's graphical shape is now adorning all RHANDERS products.
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Some magical moments from the last season of X Factor featured a pair of custom-made RHANDERS gloves, including the Mermaid Puf gloves worn by Oh Land in the season finale.
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On Sunday the 14th of January 2024, HM Queen Margrethe will step down as Queen of Denmark, after 52 years, and hand over the throne to HRH Crown Prince Frederik.
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One popular tradition, originating from a legend of Irish roots, holds that on Leap Day women can propose to men.
This tradition traveled all the way to England, where the British added an extra condition. If the man was to refuse, he owed her a debt of 12 pair of gloves.
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As a homage to the heritage and history of Randers glove-making, the graphical shape of the kalmus flower adorns all RHANDERS products.
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An age-old tale of passion and craftsmanship. The history of glove-making in Randers takes its beginning in the 13th century: an exciting tale of kings, queens and Catholic monks.
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