Cornelia James
Chamois | Women's Ski Mitten
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There’s no easier way to spoil your day on the slopes than by having cold hands and that’s precisely why you need to get your hands on, and then in, a pair of Cornelia James’ possum lined ski mitts. The fur of the possum is composed of very fine, very soft strands of hair, each of them hollow, trapping air and providing excellent insulation. This is an attribute that the possum shares with the polar bear. Polar bears don’t feel the cold and nor, in our possum lined mittens, will your hands. Possum on the inside, Pittard’s own WR100x water resistant leather on the outside and a P355 membrane sandwiched in between, means that you really can’t get a better - and better looking - ski mitt. Just keeping you cosy in the couloirs! No more cold hands - ever.
Made from
Pittards WR100X Performance Leather & lined in pure New Zealand possum fur.
Chamois
Reviews
Pittards WR100X Performance Leather
Pittards have been tanning leather in Yeovil, England, since 1826 and have been at the forefront of tanning innovation since then. So when were searching for leather for our ski mittens, it wasn't a hard choice. WR100X Performance Leather is comprised of the highest grade Ethiopian hairsheep (known as "Cabretta") with treatment deeply embedded during the tanning process to make a leather which is durable, water resistant and highly breathable while drying quickly and remaining supple.
About Possum Fur
Our mittens are lined with 100% pure New Zealand possum fur. Why possum? In New Zealand the possum is regarded as a pest because there is no natural predation and the growing possum population is steadily munching its way through the available flora and fauna. The fur of the possum is composed of very fine, very soft strands of hair, each of them hollow, trapping air and providing excellent insulation. This is an attribute that the possum shares with the polar bear. Polar bears don’t feel the cold and nor, in our possum lined mittens, will you