MT Battie Glove | Waxed Canvas & Goat Leather | Thinsulate Lined | Made in Maine

A hybrid glove built in Trenton, Maine by the same crew that's been making cryogenic protection gear since 1980 — the kind trusted by labs, the military, and NASA for work down to -320°F. Mainers draws on four decades of extreme-cold know-how to make gloves for people who are not, strictly speaking, handling liquid nitrogen. The MT Battie pairs a waxed canvas back with full-grain goat leather on the palm, thumb, and fingertips, plus a thin layer of featherless Thinsulate insulation and antimicrobial microfleece inside. The fingers curve naturally for grip, the index fingertip works with touchscreens, and the open cuff keeps things simple. Cut and sewn in Maine using more than 95% U.S.-sourced materials by a team that includes employees who've been at it since the beginning.

Somewhere in Maine there's a sewing team that spent forty years protecting hands from temperatures cold enough to shatter steel, and now they're making gloves so you can check your phone at the farmers market. Overbuilt? Absolutely. Necessary? Depends whether you consider gloves a serious piece of equipment or a seasonal accessory. These fall hard into the former category and will judge your other winter gear accordingly.

• Waxed canvas back of hand, full-grain goat leather palm, thumb, and fingertips
• Featherless 3M Thinsulate insulation (65% polyolefin, 35% polyester)
• Antimicrobial Silvadur microfleece palm lining (100% polyester)
• Touch-tech index fingertip for device use
• Unique finger design for natural grip-like curve
• Open cuff design
• Warmth rating 2/6
• Water resistant
• Cut and sewn in Trenton, Maine
• Made with more than 95% U.S.-sourced materials
• Outer layer: leather and 100% waxed cotton
• Probably overqualified for grocery shopping but we're not going to tell you how to live
• Inner layer: 100% recycled featherless 3M Thinsulate and Protec Fleece