Astis celebrates a time-honored approach to leather artistry. Everyone is looking for warm winter gloves and mittens – Astis handcrafts each individual pair using natural materials; therefore, each pair will possess slight variation in the look of the cowhide pattern, beadwork, and fur trim. Astis embraces these subtle differences and views them as unique pieces more akin to works of art.

Astis combines today’s technology and natural materials with the tradition of handcrafted artistry. Their leather mittens and gloves provide a comfortable feel, superior warmth and breathability, waterproofing, and beautiful aesthetics. They are versatile enough to wear backcountry skiing or on a walk to dinner, on the coldest winter night or a sunny spring skiing day. Astis leather mittens and gloves are extremely durable, and we believe they will be the last pair you will ever need.

Adhering to a traditional ethos, the clean functional design with no drawstrings, buckles, or clips provides easy on/off capabilities. The length and cut of their design allow for a jacket to slide fully inside without bunching while providing a close fit that protects the wrists and hands from snow in the heaviest of powder days.

These leather mittens and gloves are hand-stitched in a factory in the USA and made from the highest-quality and hardwearing suede leather. Leather inherently provides a great protection level from the elements (cold, wind, water) as well as being a breathable material. Working directly with a tannery in the USA, Astis developed a suede leather, injected with silicon during the tanning process for further waterproofing, that is extremely durable yet retains great dexterity.

As beautiful as they look, Astis gloves are built to be worn. Astis was founded on the guiding principle of bringing you the best and most distinctive mittens for your winter adventures.

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Norton long cuff mittens

We love the intricate beadwork in these gloves in a beautiful mandala pattern that will bring some zen to even the most difficult of runs. These long-cuff mittens are named for Col. Edward Felix Norton who was a British army officer and mountaineer. His experience led to joining the British Mount Everst expeditions in 1922 and 1924.  Both expeditions reached high elevations and his 8570m height was a world altitude record that stood for nearly 30 years. These mittens stand true to his name and will keep you warm in the coldest of conditions.

Warm Gloves and Mittens - Astis

Herzog Long-Cuff Gloves

Astis is jumping in on the dark camo trend this season. This beautiful winter camouflage beadwork design with fur details guarantee to get noticed.  Named for the French mountaineer Maurice Herzog.  Herzog led the expedition that first climbed a peak over 8000m, Annapurna, in 1950, and reached the summit with Louis Lachenal. Fabulous and fun, a great pair of gloves.

Tores del Paine Short-Cuff Mittens

Displaying a gorgeous white, purple, and gold beadwork band across the wrist and fur trim, these dark brown leather mittens are a Gorgeous work of art to wear on the slopes. These mitts are named for the spectacular three summits in Chilean Patagonia known as Torres del Paine, where no accurate surveys have been published, and published elevations have been claimed to be seriously inflated, leaving its true elevations a mystery. What is no mystery is how fashionable these mittens are, a great option for winter!

Gannett Short Cuff Mittens

Wild-West and winter wonderland come together beautifully in these mittens. Displaying a black and white cloud pattern cowhide, these black leather mittens are named for Gannett Peak, the highest peak in Wyoming , it is at the apex of the entire Central Rockies. Available also in caramel cowhide, these mittens are a fashionable basic that will pair well with any ski outfit.

Astis Mittens

Muchu Chhish Short Cuff Glove

A lighter option, great for spring. These gloves display an intricate beadwork band across the hand, in tan suede with brown leather patches and piping. These gloves are named for the mountain Muchu Chhish in Pakistan.  Muchu Chhish is the tallest unclimbed mountain in the world that is legally climbable and the second highest unclimbed peak overall.