Handcrafted Gloves. Made for Every Generation.

Custom fitted. Built to last. Crafted by hand, the same way they've been made for generations. Made right in Clever, MO.

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Gloves made for people who actually work.

Auberry Glove Co. has been making handcrafted leather work gloves for decades. We cut every piece by hand from whole goat kid hides, stitch them inside out, and steam-shape them over chrome hand lasts until the leather stretches to fit. The result is a glove that's thick enough to protect, soft enough to feel your work, and fitted to your hand, not a factory average.

We make gloves in sizes XS through 3XL, ship anywhere, and custom fit for hands that don't fit the standard mold.

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Why Auberry Glove Co.?

Custom Fitted

Every pair is cut and stitched by hand. Some variation between sizes is expected, that's not a flaw, it's the nature of real craftsmanship.

Sizes XS – 3XL

Including a custom 3XL we developed ourselves when we kept meeting guys who couldn't find leather gloves to fit them anywhere else. Free adjustments for kids, so the next generation can join in the work.

Call or Come In

We're open Thursday–Saturday inside Meat Hooks BBQ in Clever, MO. Or call and we'll ship right to you.

This craft was almost lost.

Mr. Auberry ran this business for 30 or 40 years before his health made it impossible to continue. When we found out no one was going to carry it on, we couldn't let it die. We bought the business, learned the trade, and have been making gloves ever since, alongside our kids, our community, and anyone else who wants to learn what it means to make something well.

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Why it Matters

We carry on the Auberry Glove tradition not only to keep a valuable craft alive, but to pass on meaningful work to the next generation. From the beginning, our goal has been to involve kids and young people, teaching them skills, responsibility, and the value of creating something with their hands.

Every pair of gloves represents more than just protection for hardworking hands. It’s a reminder that craftsmanship, family, and faith in the value of work are worth preserving and passing down.