Christmas and year-end giftingOrder by 30 November to be on track for Christmas deliveryComplimentary Christmas gifts added to eligible orders, a surprise in the box while stocks last. Delivery varies by destination and carrier, see shipping.
A guide for this piece: about $47, based on the 10% US charge on the declared value of goods made in Japan.
The final figure is set by US Customs and depends on where the piece was made and the kind of object it is. Many antiques over a century old carry no ordinary duty; most jewellery and leather goods add a single-digit rate.
With EMS, any charge is collected by your postal service on delivery. For pieces of significant value we can often arrange duties prepaid before dispatch.
Every piece is measured by hand, in centimetres as Japan measures. Please allow 1–2 cm (about ½ inch) for the give of the material and the hand that held the tape.すべて手採寸（cm表記）。素材のゆとりや採寸の個人差により、1〜2cm程度の誤差が生じる場合がございます。あらかじめご了承ください。
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Gloves手袋
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Mastermind JAPAN gloves in black sheepskin mouton leather, size M.
Soft, dense mouton-lined leather gloves, discreetly marked with the house's sensibility. A winter essential for the mastermind wardrobe.
Details
Maker: mastermind JAPAN
Material: sheepskin mouton leather
Colour: black
Marked size: M
Measurements: the Desk will gladly confirm on request
Please allow 1 to 2 cm for human error and small differences.
Condition
Rank A in the Japanese condition ranking. Described in Japan as pre-owned with no conspicuous marks or soiling. The Desk is glad to double-check any detail in its written records.
Authenticity & Care
The maker labels have been reviewed by the house. Air away from heat, condition the leather sparingly and entrust cleaning to a leather specialist.
Delivery from Japan
Shipped from Tokyo, with careful handling time built into every estimate. Every sale is final. See also our condition guide.
