Golf went colourless. This is where it stops. Nova makes golf gloves in colours golf forgot: real colour, drum-dyed into Cabretta leather, in calm, modern tones that look right on a course. (Coloured or colored, depending on which side of the border you play.)
Colours are made in small runs. When a colour is gone, it is gone for that run, so the line-up changes.
The colours
Forest
Forest green Cabretta, drum-dyed so the colour is the leather, not a coat on top. It softens with wear, moulds to your hand, and turns up in every photo you take out there.
Cognac
Cognac Cabretta with the warmth you usually only get from a leather bag you have owned for years. Drum-dyed, so the richness only deepens as it wears.
Chalk
Fine cabretta leather and calm, modern tones come together in a glove designed to feel as good as it looks. Soft, breathable, and intentionally understated.
Sand
The quiet one, done properly. A warm, sandy tan that sits a world away from the standard-issue white glove, drum-dyed Cabretta with an easy, worn-in warmth to it.
Drift
A soft, weathered blue that keeps the whole thing from going sweet. Drum-dyed Cabretta in a colour no pro shop will ever hand you.
Sea Foam
A soft, faded green that sits a register below Forest, the colour of the grass at dawn before the light comes up. Drum-dyed Cabretta, so the tone is worn into the hide, not painted on top.
Why drum-dyed colour
The colour goes into the leather rather than sitting on it, so it wears in with the glove instead of wearing off. More on that in Cabretta leather, explained.
Shop the colours
Can’t pick one? The Set is Forest, Chalk and Cognac together.
