Camel hair gloves made from undyed Mongolian camel wool

€29.99

Warm camel hair gloves made from undyed Mongolian camel hair. The hand section is made from 100% camel hair and feels soft, light and naturally warm.

Elastane has only been added at the cuffs. This helps the gloves fit better around the wrist and stay comfortably in place while wearing them. This means the elastane is not blended throughout the entire glove.

Hand section: 100% undyed Mongolian camel hair
Cuffs: Elastane added for fit
Total composition: 95% undyed camel hair, 5% elastane

Comfortable for cold days, chilly mornings, walking, travelling, driving and calm daily use.

 

Camel hair is a special material for cold days. It feels warm, soft and natural, without becoming heavy or stiff. These camel hair gloves from Mongolian Magic are made from undyed Mongolian camel hair. The hand section is made from 100% camel hair and gives your hands comfortable warmth.

Camel hair comes from camels that live in areas with large temperature differences. The fibre helps protect the animal against cold, wind and changing conditions. This natural quality makes camel hair very suitable for winter accessories such as gloves. The material retains warmth well, while still remaining breathable and light.

What you mainly notice while wearing them is the soft warmth. Camel hair does not feel heavy or stuffy, but warms in a natural way. This keeps your hands comfortable during cold mornings, walks, travelling, driving or being out and about in winter.
It is a pleasant choice for people who quickly get cold hands, but prefer not to wear thick or synthetic winter gloves.

The camel hair is undyed. The colour you see comes from the natural shade of the fibre itself. This gives the gloves a soft, warm and earthy appearance. No bright dyes or artificial finish, but a calm natural colour that pairs well with simple winter clothing and natural materials.

Undyed camel hair has a timeless appearance. The shades are soft and natural, often in nuances of beige, sand, camel or light brown. Because the colour comes from the fibre itself, the exact shade may vary slightly from pair to pair. This is part of a natural material and gives the gloves their own character.

Elastane has only been added at the cuffs. It is not blended throughout the entire glove, but only added at the wrist section. This helps the gloves fit better around the wrist and stay comfortably in place while wearing them. The hand section remains made from 100% undyed Mongolian camel hair.

Camel hair feels different from synthetic materials. While synthetic gloves can sometimes quickly become clammy or stuffy, camel hair breathes naturally. The fibre helps retain warmth while still feeling comfortable in changing temperatures. The warmth is soft, even and gently enveloping.

These camel hair gloves are suitable for calm daily use in autumn and winter. Think of walking, travelling, driving, grocery shopping, being outside on cold days or keeping your hands warm while on the go. They are light enough to wear easily and warm enough for ordinary winter days.

The gloves are not intended as sports gloves, work gloves or fully waterproof gloves. For winter sports, long periods of rain, wet snow or intensive outdoor work, technical gloves are more suitable. Camel hair is a natural fibre and stays beautiful for longer when worn with care.

With these camel hair gloves, you choose natural warmth, soft fibres and a calm appearance. A simple and refined winter accessory for people who appreciate comfort, natural materials and the warm appearance of undyed Mongolian camel hair.

Color:

Beige, Brown

Size:

M, L

Hand section:

100% undyed camel hair

Cuffs:

Elastane added for a better fit around the wrist.

Total composition:

95% camel hair, 5% elastane

These gloves are made from 100 percent natural wool fibres. Natural materials offer exceptional comfort, breathability and warmth, but have different usage characteristics compared to synthetic fabrics. Light and gradual wear, especially in areas subject to friction such as the palms and fingertips, is inherent to the material and part of the natural character of the product.

ProductSizeWidthHeight
MittensMedium8.5 cm16 cm
MittensLarge9 cm18 cm
GlovesMedium8.5 cm16 cm
GlovesLarge9 cm18 cm

Wool stays at its best when treated with care. Let the socks air after wearing and wash them only when needed.

Washing advice:
• Hand wash
• Use wool detergent
• Do not tumble dry
• Do not wring
• Dry flat

With intensive activities, rough shoes or frequent friction, natural wool can wear out faster than technical synthetic socks.

We ship from the Netherlands. The current shipping costs are shown during checkout. The delivery time will be provided after shipment.

Returns are possible in accordance with our return policy. For reasons of hygiene and health protection, socks can only be returned if they are unworn and remain in their original, unopened and sealed packaging.

Products are supplied from stock or made to order. Products that are in stock are generally dispatched within 1–5 business days. For made-to-order products, we will confirm the expected delivery time after receiving your order.

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Frequently asked questions about camel hair gloves and camel wool gloves

Camel hair gloves, also often called camel wool gloves, are warm and light gloves with a character of their own. Camel hair is known for its soft, dry warmth and natural temperature regulation. It keeps your hands warm on cold days, but is less likely to feel heavy or stuffy.

Camel hair gloves are gloves made from camel hair, also often called camel wool or camel wool gloves. The material comes from the coat of camels and is known for its warm, light and breathable feel.
What makes camel hair different from many other fibres is its dry, even warmth. It does not feel heavy or thick, but it gives a clear feeling of warmth around your hands. This makes camel hair gloves suitable for normal cold days, crisp mornings and quiet everyday use.

Camel hair and camel wool are often used interchangeably. Camel hair refers to the fibre from the camel. Camel wool is the term many people use when searching for warm products made from this fibre, such as camel wool gloves.
For these gloves, we use both terms because customers search in both ways. The product is made from undyed Mongolian camel hair, which can also be described as Mongolian camel wool.

Mongolian camel hair comes from camels that live in a climate with strong differences between cold, wind, dryness and warmth. In Mongolia, winters can be severe, while the landscape is also dry and open. The camel’s coat helps the animal deal with these changing conditions.
For clothing and accessories, the softer, finer undercoat is mainly used. This feels more comfortable than the coarser outer hairs and is therefore suitable for warm products such as gloves, socks, hats and scarves.

Mongolian camel hair is special because it naturally comes from animals living with strong temperature changes. The fibre helps retain warmth when it is cold, while still feeling breathable and light. This means you do not get a heavy winter glove, but a glove with soft, dry warmth.
The colour also makes camel hair recognisable. Undyed camel hair naturally has warm earthy tones, such as camel, sand, beige and light brown. This colour does not need to be created artificially. It gives the gloves their calm, natural look.

Yes, camel hair gloves are warm, but in a different way from thick synthetic winter gloves. Camel hair gives a soft, dry warmth. It retains warmth without making the gloves feel heavy, stiff or quickly stuffy.
This makes them especially comfortable for everyday winter moments, such as walking, travelling, driving, doing errands or being on the go. For extreme cold, winter sports or long periods in wet conditions, technical gloves are more suitable.

Camel hair usually feels soft and calm, especially when the finer undercoat is used. It has a different softness from cashmere. Cashmere often feels extra refined and luxuriously soft, while camel hair feels slightly drier, airier and earthier.
Sensitivity is personal. Some people find natural fibres very comfortable, while others are more sensitive to animal fibres. If you react quickly to wool, it can help to first briefly feel the material on your skin.

Regular sheep wool is warm, strong and practical, but depending on the type of wool, it can feel fuller, springier or firmer. Camel hair often feels lighter and drier. It gives soft warmth without much volume.
Camel hair also has a very recognisable look. While sheep wool comes in many colours and textures, undyed camel hair naturally has that familiar camel colour. This makes camel hair gloves feel calmer, earthier and slightly more refined than regular wool gloves.

The exact composition can differ per product. The product description and additional information always clearly state which materials are used and in what proportion. Some models are made entirely from 100% undyed Mongolian camel hair, while other versions contain elastane at the cuffs or wrists for a better fit. Always check the product specifications for the most current and specific information.

These camel hair gloves are undyed so the natural colour of the camel hair remains visible. The shade comes from the fibre itself and often has a warm camel colour, with nuances of sand, beige or light brown.
That natural colour is an important part of the look of camel hair. The material does not need a bright colour to stand out. Its strength lies in the calm, earthy shade and the soft, natural wearing feel.

Yes, camel hair is breathable and temperature regulating. It retains warmth, but helps your hands feel less clammy or stuffy. This makes it comfortable when you wear gloves for longer periods or when the temperature changes.
With camel hair, the warmth often feels drier and airier than with many synthetic gloves. That is exactly why the material works well for everyday use in autumn and winter.

Camel hair is experienced by many people as soft and comfortable, especially when the finer undercoat is used. It often feels less heavy and less stuffy than many synthetic materials.
Still, skin sensitivity is personal. That is why we do not automatically call it hypoallergenic. If you are very sensitive to wool or animal fibres, it is best to briefly feel how the material reacts on your skin first.

Wash camel hair gloves only when needed. Often, airing them out is enough, because natural fibres do not need to be washed after every wear. When washing is necessary, choose hand wash in cold or lukewarm water with a mild wool detergent.
Do not wring, do not tumble dry and do not place them on a heater. Gently press out excess water with a towel and let the gloves dry flat. Light pilling can occur due to friction. This is normal with natural fibres and can be carefully removed with a wool comb or by hand.