The history of glove goes back to antiquity. In some translations of Homer's Odyssey, Laertes is described walking in his garden with glove to guard against blackberries (It is said in other translations Laertes had pulled his long sleeves over his hands). Herodotus in his Histories (440 BC. BC) tells how Leotychides was incriminated by a gauntlet filled with money he received as a bribe (nitrile exam gloves). Xenophon reported in Cyropaedia, the Persians were wearing winter mittens.
In Europe in thirteenth century, some women began to wear glove as ornaments. They were made of linen and silk and sometimes reached the elbow. In sixteenth century, Queen Elizabeth launched the fashion richly embroidered and set with precious stones glove. Henry II of England was buried with glove on his hands. It was also found glove on hands of King John of England when his tomb was opened in 1797, and those of King Edward I when his tomb was opened in 1774.
They, who performed before the activity to protect your hands from the cold, then became apparel indicating nobility. From simple "bags" that enveloped the hands that were in Barbarians, they were developed by purchasing the shape of hand, allowing the movements of all the fingers, although they were often bulky and uncomfortable.
Mitten (usually plural use: mittens) is a glove whose fingers are not closed, as if they had been cut. Sometimes the fingers are not defined and the mitten covers only the palm and back of hand. Such as glove, mittens can ride higher or lower on arm. The mitten is generally considered a feminine accessory, although it tends to masculiniser. They can be worn alone or stacked on a glove.
There are also glove (leather) special, reserved to falconry: they are bulky and awkward even if they allow to articulate all the fingers, are used to keep a hawk or another type of Prey, usually on arm. There are some special falconry glove that do not cover the arm but only from the wrist up, are used for small owls and birds not too big.
Glove can be with or without fingers, or may have a single opening for the four fingers and a thumb (mittens and mitts). The mittens heat up more because the hand holding four fingers in contact with each other, unlike the normal glove that have an opening for each finger. The fingerless glove are often worn, from cyclists to have more agility that is partially obstructed by glove, and the weightlifting athletes. Fingerless glove are comfortable to smoke or to play. There is a type of fingerless glove perforated wire or silk, half arm, still in use as an accessory in some regional costume.
The glove is a garment that the hand fully or partially covered, mainly to protect the wearer's hand against harmful environmental influences, rare to protect the environment from harmful influences by the hand. The hand as the main working tool and a "tool" of people should be protected not only from cold, heat, abrasion and chemical attack by glove, but are also often improves in functionality.
Glove to protect your hands from the cold, there have been quite early. From raw skins prepared with extra bone they were a garment of prehistoric man. Even the Bible mentions it in connection with Jacob when he deceived his brother Esau the blessing of Father.
In Europe in thirteenth century, some women began to wear glove as ornaments. They were made of linen and silk and sometimes reached the elbow. In sixteenth century, Queen Elizabeth launched the fashion richly embroidered and set with precious stones glove. Henry II of England was buried with glove on his hands. It was also found glove on hands of King John of England when his tomb was opened in 1797, and those of King Edward I when his tomb was opened in 1774.
They, who performed before the activity to protect your hands from the cold, then became apparel indicating nobility. From simple "bags" that enveloped the hands that were in Barbarians, they were developed by purchasing the shape of hand, allowing the movements of all the fingers, although they were often bulky and uncomfortable.
Mitten (usually plural use: mittens) is a glove whose fingers are not closed, as if they had been cut. Sometimes the fingers are not defined and the mitten covers only the palm and back of hand. Such as glove, mittens can ride higher or lower on arm. The mitten is generally considered a feminine accessory, although it tends to masculiniser. They can be worn alone or stacked on a glove.
There are also glove (leather) special, reserved to falconry: they are bulky and awkward even if they allow to articulate all the fingers, are used to keep a hawk or another type of Prey, usually on arm. There are some special falconry glove that do not cover the arm but only from the wrist up, are used for small owls and birds not too big.
Glove can be with or without fingers, or may have a single opening for the four fingers and a thumb (mittens and mitts). The mittens heat up more because the hand holding four fingers in contact with each other, unlike the normal glove that have an opening for each finger. The fingerless glove are often worn, from cyclists to have more agility that is partially obstructed by glove, and the weightlifting athletes. Fingerless glove are comfortable to smoke or to play. There is a type of fingerless glove perforated wire or silk, half arm, still in use as an accessory in some regional costume.
The glove is a garment that the hand fully or partially covered, mainly to protect the wearer's hand against harmful environmental influences, rare to protect the environment from harmful influences by the hand. The hand as the main working tool and a "tool" of people should be protected not only from cold, heat, abrasion and chemical attack by glove, but are also often improves in functionality.
Glove to protect your hands from the cold, there have been quite early. From raw skins prepared with extra bone they were a garment of prehistoric man. Even the Bible mentions it in connection with Jacob when he deceived his brother Esau the blessing of Father.
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