Deerskin 150g Thinsulate-Lined Work Glove

Name: Deerskin 150g Thinsulate-Lined Work Glove
Brand: Deer's Leather Company
SKU: 499EBTL
Price: 79.95 USD
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The JRC Deerskin Work Glove is made from genuine deerskin leather and lined with 150g Thinsulate insulation. Naturally soft and flexible, Deerskin offers full dexterity without requiring break-in. They're built for cold-weather work where you need a warm glove that doesn't get in the way.

Product Details

Construction:

Outer: Full-grain genuine deerskin
Lining: 150g 3M Thinsulate Insulation
Style: Classic roper - open cuff
Origin: 100% in the United States of America

About JRC Glove:

James Churchill sold his first deerskin work gloves out of Centralia, Washington in 1895. The men buying them worked with their hands. The gloves had to hold.

That standard has remained: JRC Glove still cuts and sews in Centralia, sorting every American whitetail hide by weight and color before a single cut is made. Stitching runs on lockstitch machines, which hold up when a thread breaks, not the chain-stitch machines that unravel from a single failure. Most gloves made today are chain-stitched, and shipped from overseas.

We proudly sell JRC deerskin gloves because of their commitment to quality and American craftsmanship.

Fit and Sizing

Fit true-to-size based on our Sizing Guide

Shipping Policy

Ships within 3 business days. Call ahead for bulk orders.

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Ideal for:

Ranch, farm and feedlot work — all-day cold weather labor
Hunting season — stand setup, field dressing, hauling gear in pre-dawn cold
Outdoor equipment operation — tractors, ATVs, skid steers in winter conditions
Fencing, loading, and general winter labor
Cold storage facility work — consistent low-temp environments
Driving in cold weather — serious warmth, enough feel to drive confidently

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Sizing & Fit Guide

To find out your glove size, make the letter "L" with your hand. Measure (in inches) around your hand with a tape measure, at the trough of the "L" to the widest part of your palm on your little finger side. You should use your dominant hand, the right if you are right-handed, and the left if you are left-handed.

REMEMBER: Your hand is slimmer when cold, and swells when warm. If you are between sizes, we generally recommend sizing up.

NUMERIC SIZES: These are the same as your measurement in inches. Round up or down to the nearest size.
LETTER SIZES: Use the chart below to convert inches to letters. Round up or down to the nearest size.

MEN'S SIZES			WOMEN'S SIZES
size	inch*	mm*	size	inch*	mm*
XS	7	178	XS	7 – 7.25	178-184
S	7.5 – 8.5	191-216	S	7.5 - 8	191-203
M	9 – 9.5	229-241	M	8 – 8.5	203-216
L	10 – 10.5	254-267	L	9	229
XL	11	279
XXL	12	305
3XL	13	330
4XL	14	356

Common Questions:

Why 150 grams of Thinsulate specifically? 150-gram Thinsulate is recommended for very cold conditions where activity levels are low to moderate, the sweet spot for most outdoor work situations. It delivers serious warmth without the stiffness and bulk of heavier gram weights that sacrifice dexterity.

How does this compare to the Sherpa-lined version? Both are serious cold-weather gloves. The Thinsulate lining is thinner and more technical — it delivers equivalent or greater warmth with less bulk, making it better for work requiring hand dexterity. The Sherpa lining has a warmer, plush feel and is slightly bulkier. For most working applications in cold weather, the Thinsulate is the right call — which is why it's our best seller.

Is this glove waterproof? Deerskin is naturally water-resistant and handles light moisture extremely well. It is not fully waterproof — for sustained wet conditions, treat with a leather water repellent. The Thinsulate lining is moisture-resistant and maintains warmth even when slightly damp.

Will these work for hunting? Absolutely — this is one of the most popular hunting-season gloves in our lineup. Natural tan color, quiet deerskin shell, serious cold-weather warmth, and enough dexterity to operate equipment, release safety mechanisms, and handle gear.

Are these actually made in the USA? Every pair, cut and assembled in the United States. JRC has been manufacturing deerskin gloves using wild-harvested North American deerskin since the company's founding, not assembled here from overseas components. Made here, start to finish.

How do I care for them? Spot clean with a damp cloth. Hand wash in cool water with mild soap if needed — lay flat or hang to dry away from direct heat. Condition the deerskin shell occasionally with a natural leather conditioner. Do not machine wash or tumble dry.

What if they don't fit? We offer a wide size range specifically because fit is everything in a work glove. Use the palm measurement guide above before ordering. If you're between sizes, size up for a lined glove.