OMEGA X Sartoria Napoletana Smooth Cashmere & Lambskin Canard Gloves

• Material: 100% Lambskin and Cashmere Lined
• Color: Canard
• Brand: OMEGA SRL
• Handmade in Italy

The Omega Sport Cashmere & Lambskin Gloves possesses a sense of refinement that is obvious from the very first glance. Crafted in Italy using luxurious lambskin leather and a delightfully soft cashmere, every inch of these accessories is impeccably styled. A trio of cords gives them a timeless appearance, while the button closure and elastic undercoat ensure they’ll always accommodate your hand to perfection.

OMEGA SRL
NAPLES | ITALY
TRADITION
Some cities are historically associated to the traditional art of craftsmanship, and Naples is the capital of gloves production.
The history of gloves production starts in one of the oldest neighbourhoods of the city, known as ‘Sanità’.
This tradition has lasted now for over two centuries and saw its golden era under the House of Bourbon.
It’s exactly during this time that the oldest gloves factory was born. In 1923 Gennaro Squillace found Omega Srl, led today by Alberto Squillace, fifth generation maitre gantier.
Omega production counts with a limited number of items each year to always guarantee the highest attention to details. Our creations are made with the finest leathers such as plongé lamb, peccary, carpinchos and deer and lined with pure silk and cachemire from Biella that provide our clients with the highest quality of the Made in Naples.
It is not by chance that the greatest house of haute couture in the world are Omega’s affectionate clients. 
The entire production process, including the tanning, the colouring and the treatment, belong to the craft tradition since the Romans times, and is conduct at the foothills of the Vesuvius, under the close supervision of the Squillace family. Whereas, the cutting, the sewin and the quality check are carried out in our Atelier located in the historical gloves’ maker neighbourhood.
Despite its minimal aspect, the procedure to realise a single glove counts no less than 25 production stages, each carried out strictly by hand by masters with ‘lifelong’ experience in this area of expertise.