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Displaying a beautiful beadwork design on the gauntlet, these leather mittens are named for the Portuguese explorer Bartolomeu Dias. In 1488 Dias sailed around the southernmost tip of Africa, the first European known to have done so.

Astis leather mittens are hand-sewn in the USA from high-quality dark brown suede leather with hand-stitched beadwork on the gauntlet and lined with Polartec® Thermal Pro® High Loft insulation. Working directly with a tannery in the USA, we developed a suede leather, injected with silicone during the tanning process for further waterproofing, that is extremely durable yet retains great dexterity. The length and cut of their design allows for a jacket to slide fully inside without bunching while providing a close fit that protects the wrists and hands from snow in the heaviest of powder days.

As each leather mitten is hand-sewn and uses natural materials, each leather mitten will possess slight variation in the look of the leather, beadwork, and fur trim. Astis embraces these subtle differences and views them as unique mittens more akin to works of art.

Displaying an eagle with a fish in its talons, these leather mittens are named for Erling Kagge, one of Norway's most acclaimed polar explorers and greatest current adventurers. Kagge was the first man to reach both the North and South pole unsupported.

Astis leather mittens are hand-sewn in the USA from light brown high-quality suede leather with hand-stitched beadwork on the gauntlet and are lined with Polartec® Thermal Pro® High Loft insulation. Working directly with a tannery in the USA, we developed a suede leather, injected with silicone during the tanning process for further waterproofing, that is extremely durable yet retains great dexterity. The length and cut of their design allows for a jacket to slide fully inside without bunching while providing a close fit that protects the wrists and hands from snow in the heaviest of powder days.

As each leather mitten is hand-sewn and uses natural materials, each leather mitten will possess slight variation in the look of the leather, beadwork, and fur trim. Astis embraces these subtle differences and views them as unique mittens more akin to works of art.

Displaying a beautiful beaded design on the gauntlet, these leather mittens are named for Elrey Borge Jeppesen. Jeppesen was an American avaiation pioneer noted for his contibutions in the field of air navigation. He developed manuals and charts that allowed pilots to fly much more safely.

Astis leather mittens are hand-sewn in the USA from high-quality dark brown suede leather with hand-stitched beadwork on the gauntlet and lined with Polartec® Thermal Pro® High Loft insulation. Working directly with a tannery in the USA, we developed a suede leather, injected with silicone during the tanning process for further waterproofing, that is extremely durable yet retains great dexterity. The length and cut of their design allows for a jacket to slide fully inside without bunching while providing a close fit that protects the wrists and hands from snow in the heaviest of powder days.

As each leather mitten is hand-sewn and uses natural materials, each leather mitten will possess slight variation in the look of the leather, beadwork, and fur trim. Astis embraces these subtle differences and views them as unique mittens more akin to works of art.

Displaying a gorgeous beadwork band across the wrist, these tan leather mittens are named for the mountain Pico de Orizaba, also known as Citlaltepetl. Pico de Orizaba is a stratovolcano, the highest mountain in Mexico and the third highest in North America, after Denali if the United States and Mount Logan of Canada. It is the second most prominent volcanic peak in the world after Africa's Mount Kilimanjaro.

Astis leather mittens are hand-sewn in the USA from tan high-quality suede leather with hand-stitched beadwork on the wrist and are lined with Polartec® Thermal Pro® High Loft insulation. Working directly with a tannery in the USA, we developed a suede leather, injected with silicone during the tanning process for further waterproofing, that is extremely durable yet retains great dexterity.

As each leather mitten is hand-sewn and uses natural materials, each leather mitten will possess slight variation in the look of the leather, beadwork, and fur trim. Astis embraces these subtle differences and views them as unique mittens more akin to works of art.

Note that the short cuff mittens run a little smaller and narrower than the long cuff mittens

Displaying a colorful, creative beadwork design on the gauntlet, these leather mittens are named for the Virginia Indian Pocahontas. Pocahontas is notable for her association with the colonial settlement of Jamestown, Virginia. She is also said to have saved the life of Indian captive John Smith and to have been a held in captivity herself by the English. When the opportunity arose for her to return to her people she chose to stay and married John Rolfe. This marriage was the first recorded interracial marriage in North American history.

Astis leather mittens are hand-sewn in the USA from light brown high-quality suede leather with hand-stitched beadwork on the gauntlet and are lined with Polartec® Thermal Pro® High Loft insulation. Working directly with a tannery in the USA, we developed a suede leather, injected with silicon during the tanning process for further waterproofing, that is extremely durable yet retains great dexterity. The length and cut of their design allows for a jacket to slide fully inside without bunching while providing a close fit that protects the wrists and hands from snow in the heaviest of powder days.

As each leather mitten is hand-sewn and uses natural materials, each leather mitten will possess slight variation in the look of the leather, beadwork, and fur trim. Astis embraces these subtle differences and views them as unique mittens more akin to works of art.

Displaying a brown and white cloud pattern cowhide, these leather mittens are named for Knud Johan Victor Rasmussen, a Greenlandic Polar explorer. Rasmussen led several expeditions into the Artic region and was the first person to cross the Northwest Passage via dog sled.

Astis leather mittens are hand-sewn in the USA from light tan high-quality suede leather with hand selected hair-on cowhide on the gauntlet and are lined with Polartec® Thermal Pro® High Loft insulation. Working directly with a tannery in the USA, we developed a suede leather, injected with silicon during the tanning process for further waterproofing, that is extremely durable yet retains great dexterity. The length and cut of their design allows for a jacket to slide fully inside without bunching while providing a close fit that protects the wrists and hands from snow in the heaviest of powder days.

As each leather mitten is hand-sewn and uses natural materials, each leather mitten will possess slight variation in the look of the leather, cowhide pattern, and fur trim. Astis embraces these subtle differences and views them as unique mittens more akin to works of art.

Displaying a gorgeous bright beadwork band across the wrist, these leather mittens are named for a mountain in the Cordillera Blanca in the Andes of Peru. It has a height of 19,124 feet. It was first summited in 1967 by the Japanese Akira Miyashita, Mitsuaki Nishigori, Takehiko Hayashi, and Kazutomo Kobayashi.

Astis leather mittens are hand-sewn in the USA from high-quality black suede leather with hand-stitched beadwork on the wrist and are lined with Polartec® Thermal Pro® High Loft insulation. Working directly with a tannery in the USA, we developed a suede leather, injected with silicone during the tanning process for further waterproofing, that is extremely durable yet retains great dexterity.

As each leather mitten is hand-sewn and uses natural materials, each leather mitten will possess slight variation in the look of the leather, beadwork, and fur trim. Astis embraces these subtle differences and views them as unique mittens more akin to works of art.

Note that the short cuff mittens run a little smaller and narrower than the long cuff mittens

With country sports in mind, the practical Fingerless Glove is knitted in 100% Lambswool for warmth and a super-soft feel. Ideal for active days when dexterity is key.
7 gauge knitted lambswool
Made in Scotland