Celia silk lining
Celia silk lining
Celia silk lining

Celia silk lining

€140.83
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Recognized artisanal know-how since 2007

Recognized artisanal know-how since 2007

Listed in the Inventory of Rare Crafts (UNESCO)

Listed in the Inventory of Rare Crafts (UNESCO)

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An Upcycling collection to discover

An Upcycling collection to discover

Description

Celia is a mid-length glove, to be worn with a cape or short sleeves. The lambskin is so soft and beautiful that it can be pleated. The simpler the glove, the more noticeable the perfect fit.

The designer's opinion

I like to wear the Celia model with a short-sleeved mesh top and a pashmina. Its purity makes every outfit resolutely elegant.

Care

After each use, stretch the leather in the direction of your fingers before storing it in its fabric pouch.
To shine your gloves, put on a glove and gently stroke the leather with the palm of your clean hand.
If a stain occurs, stretch your glove widthwise to pull the stain out of the skin and stroke the stained area with your clean thumb.
For fatty stains, good results are obtained with Terre de Sommière. For stubborn stains, take your glove to a leather cleaning specialist.

For more information, see our page on care tips.

Composition
  • Collection : Classics
  • Lining : Silk
  • Lenght : mi-long
  • Lining composition : 100% silk
  • Exterior composition : 100% lamb leather

Agnelle, an intact commitment

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The Agnelle ateliers were founded in 1937 in Saint-Junien, France’s “City of the Leather Glove”. The same craftsmanship continues to this day there, inscribing and galvanizing the Agnelle name in its time. For three generations, three visionary and determined women have transmitted the same savoir-faire for the production of the world’s most beautiful glove collections.

Agnelle remains to this day a discreet partner to the greatest fashion labels. In 2006, Agnelle was recognized as a “Living Heritage Enterprise”, and since 2011, Agnelle is registered in UNESCO’s “Métiers d’Arts Rares.”

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Today, Agnelle, a family business, continues to advocate delicate, infinitely precise work, the slow pace of which is a sign of unfailing quality.