Evolg SAGA Leather and Farbic Touchscreen Gloves

This glove is made in Japan with using traditional Japanese tweed "BISYU."  The tweed was carefully woven up with high quality wool mixed with alpaca.  This glove was designed specifically for men who loves high quality products with traditional design. The glove was made with touch screen compatible leather and installed Diper ID® which can perform fingerprint authentication registration on the tip of thumb.  You do not need to take off the glove to unlock your smart phone with fingerprint authentication and/or touch ID.  

UNPARALLELED TOUCH SCREEN CONTROL

DMA LEATHER®, natural leather incorporating technology to nano penetrate conductive material, allow you to use touch-panels with our leather gloves.  

SLIDE-TEC®, the newest patented technology using conductive property material on the wedge of gloves. So you can control the touch-panel with fingertips. You won't feel any stress to start apps or flicks.

Diper ID®, being invented by EVOLG, can perform fingerprint authentication registration on the tip of thumb. You do not need to take off the glove to unlock your smart phone with fingerprint authentication and/or touch ID.

* For iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus Users.  A few customers reported that there was a sensitivity issue when pressing iPhone's home button.  If you experience this, please turn on iPhones Assistive Touch function on screen.

MADE IN JAPAN

Bishu wool, globally known high-end and high-quality Japanese textile, was used for this glove. The rich tradition of woven textile manufacturing, over a hundred years old, produced this fabric for EVOLG.

TEMPERATURE RATING

Below 32°F (0°C)

MATERIAL

Outer Shell: Wool 65% Polyester 35%, Palm: Sheep Leather, Cuff: Polyester 100%, Inner: Acrylic 100%

WASHING INSTRUCTION

Gently wipe down using a cloth with a lukewarm solution using pure soap flakes. Do not wash in a washing machine, dry cleaning.  Dry naturally.  The colors are always delicate and might be bleached and/or marked.  

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