Vegan Leather Gloves to Keep Your Digits Warm This Winter
Did you know that most of the world’s leather comes from China, where there are no penalties for abusing animals who are killed for their skins? What’s more, products made from Chinese dog leather—yes, dog leather—are exported and sold around the world, so there’s no easy way to tell whom a leather glove is really made from. Thankfully, cruelty isn’t a concern with any of these vegan winter gloves. The only thing that you’ll need to worry about is coordinating them with the perfect vegan bag!
1. Faux Leather Gloves
Forever 21 carries a ton of stylish vegan leather clothing, so be sure to peruse the site for more goodies.
2. Smartouch Brushed Microsuede Texting Gloves
Dial digits without freezing your own off in these well-designed Isotoner numbers, available at JCPenney.
3. Faux Shearling Mitten
If your fingers feel like hanging out together, these adorable mittens available at clothing retailer ASOS will keep them cozy.
4. Faux Shearling Fingerless Gloves
These gloves are great for a cold winter’s night out on the town.
5. Pom-Pom Faux Leather Gloves
How cute are those pom-poms? And the gloves look toasty, to boot.
6. Conscious Gloves
Seal out winter’s chill with these beauties that are also available in black.
7. Plain Faux Leather Half Palm Gloves
Jennifer Simone Apparel offers edgy, avant-garde fashions like this faux-leather pair. They also come in studded and spiked varieties.
8. Studded Faux Leather Gloves
These hand pieces may not keep you warm in a snowball fight, but they’ll definitely keep you looking super-cute and cutting edge.
Keep cruelty out of your winter wardrobe with our ideas for vegan accessories and coats! Our How to Wear Vegan page is another great resource that makes dressing vegan as simple as one, two, three.
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