Which size is best for me?
For the best fit, please measure your hand and refer to our Sizing Chart.
If you're in-between sizes our best advice is to think about your preference: Do you like a snug fit or gloves with a little more room? If you're in-between a size S and M, and prefer a slightly looser glove, choose size M. Most people choose to go up a size.
Our size chart reflects the recommended sizes for the best feel of the glove for using your camera, and will fit the majority of people's hands.
Can I exchange sizes?
Yes! To make sure you get the perfect fit, we offer one (1) free size exchange within 60 days of receiving your order.
Keep in mind that the product must be unused (with tags on) and in good condition.
We will ship a new pair to your door as soon as you post the initial pair back to us.
For EU Orders please follow this link to issue a pre-paid return label to return your gloves to us: EU Returns
For UK Orders please follow this link to get your free return label: UK Returns
For International and US returns (anywhere except EU and UK) you can fill the form below and we'll get back to you ASAP: Return Form
Here's a full Returns and Exchanges Policy: Returns and Exchanges Policy
Which glove should I choose?
Depending on where you are going, what you are shooting, and your personal warmth, these three factors will determine more than anything which gloves are going to be the best for you.
You can take a look at our detailed Glove Guide to help you choose the right Photography Glove for your needs.
You can also take our Glove Selector Quiz to receive a personalized recommendation.
How warm are the gloves?
We all have different tolerances to the warm and cold. Some people get cold faster than others, so a rating based on temperature only may be misleading. To help guide you, we have designed Winter Warmth Ratings to help you understand what conditions a particular glove model would be best suited for.
If you need help choosing the best glove for your photography needs, check out our Glove Guide
Where is my order?
As soon as your order has been sent, you will receive a shipping confirmation email with the tracking number, if you have not received this email please contact us at support@vallerret.com
Once the package arrives in the destination country you can continue to track your order through your country's Post tracking, with the tracking number we provided.
You can also check these websites to track your package:
Europe/Other:
UK:
US/Canada:
How long will it take to receive my order?
Below are our estimated delivery times, based on your location.
For EU orders:
Netherlands: 1-2 business days
UK: 2-4 business days
Germany: 2-5 business days
Other Europe: 2-14 business days
Rest of the World: 5-21 business days
For US orders:
USA: 5-9 business days
Canada: 7-16 business days
Hong Kong: 12-16 business days
Rest of the World: 5-21 business days
Which gloves are best for women?
Most of our glove models are Unisex.
Our Saga Women's Glove is designed with a female specific fit in mind. The Saga is the perfect choice for the creators who chase their craft through winter’s toughest chapters. Designed for Mid-Winter conditions, the Saga has a Blizzard Fleece Liner, Primaloft Gold Insulation (133gsm/100gsm), DWR PU Leather, and a 20K Water-Resistant Outershell.
You can check out the Saga sizes on our Sizing Chart.
Do you have gloves with Touchscreen capability?
Our Saga Women's glove has Touchscreen compatible fingertips. This glove designed for Mid-Winter conditions features Blizzard Fleece Liner, Primaloft Gold Insulation (133gsm/100gsm), DWR PU Leather, and a 20K Water-Resistant Outershell.
The Djuke glove features touchscreen-ready index fingers and thumbs, allowing you to text, adjust your settings, or share your latest shot on social media with ease. Whether the finger caps are open or closed, you have full freedom to interact with your devices.
The Milford glove has Conductive PU and the Urbex glove has Conductive Suede on the index and thumb. As well as the removable inner Liner in the Skadi LRS Zipper Mitt has touch-screen ready index and thumbs.
Our Senja Liner has a touch-screen ready index and thumb. With an added wind-resistant Fleece on the back of the hand, and a faux suede patch with a non-slip silicone grip, this Liner is perfect for Light to Mild winter days.
The Powerstretch Pro Liner is touch-screen compatible on the index and thumbs, allowing you to operate your camera's touchscreen and smartphone without ever having to expose your skin.
Are your gloves waterproof?
Our gloves are water-resistant, not waterproof.
They have a water-resistant polyester twill so they will not get ruined because of the rain, but the seams are not waterproof. If water gets in the cuff off of your jacket, the gloves will get damp and wet.
Our full leather glove, the Hatchet is made with genuine goat leather treated with a durable water repellent protection/coating, as well as our Djuke photography glove has a goat leather water-repellent outer shell.
For Wet & Windy weather, we recommend the Milford Fleece Glove and Shell. The Milford gloves have a waterproof 10K ripstop Shell, with the laminated membrane.
I have Raynaud's, which gloves would best suit me?
Warmth is a personal matter and humidity, chill factor etc. also plays a role. It also depends on where you would be traveling. I suggest to check out our Warmth Guide here: Warmth Guide
The Markhof Pro V3 is designed to be great Everyday-Use photography gloves for Mild-Mid winter days. Personally, I get cold fast and I wear this model comfortably down to 28F depending on wind etc., but I know of others who have been happy down to 14F.
For 5F I would personally wear the Tinden gloves or the Skadi LRS Zipper Mitt.
The Hatchet gloves would do just as good in these temperatures for me if I needed an extra toughness of the full leather glove.
The even more cozy option is the Senja Mitt with it's double layer of insulation and it's weatherproof shell. Combined with the Senja Liner you're ready for those long windy winter days or beautiful aurora nights.
You can also check out our Glove Guide here: Glove Guide
What is the difference between your glove models?
For details on the difference between our glove models and to find the best one for your needs, check out our Glove Guide. Here we have information on all the options like style, functionality, and warmth.
What's the difference between the Mitts?
Senja Mitt vs Alta Arctic Mitt vs Skadi LRS
If you’re choosing between our heavy-winter mitts, let's break down the differences:
- The Alta Arctic Mitt is an over-mitt built to sit on top of a full five-finger glove like the Markhof or Tinden. It’s all about maximum layering for the harshest conditions.
- The Senja Mitt is a standalone mitt designed to pair seamlessly with a liner, such as the Senja Liner. This combo gives you a snug, flexible fit and excellent control when the cold turns fierce.
- The Skadi LRS is a complete 2-in-1 system with its own included liner, created for ski-style warmth, mobility, and comfortable all-day winter shooting.
You can check out the full breakdown of all the different features here: Mitt Feature Comparison
What's the difference between the Liners?
You're interested in adding a Liner for extra warmth, or just for late Autumn or early Spring days. but not sure which to choose?
Whether you’re layering for warmth or wearing a liner on its own, both options boost comfort and camera control, but they serve slightly different purposes out in the cold.
- Choose the Power Stretch Pro Liner if you’re after a thinner base layer that plays nicely with every Vallerret glove and doubles as a simple stand-alone glove for mild days.
- Choose the Senja Liner when you want a warmer, grippier, wind-resistant liner that feels amazing on its own or under the Senja Mitt when the cold really bites.
You can also check out the full breakdown of the features here: Liner Feature Comparison
Which glove should I get for drone flying?
The act of flying a drone demands unwavering precision and control, making the Skadi LRS Zipper Mitt the ultimate glove choice. The Skadi LRS comes with an included Liner made from PowerStretch Pro from Polartec. The Liner has a windproof panel on the back of the fingers to protect against the elements, and is touch-screen compatible meaning you can operate your devices without ever having to expose your skin.
The Mitt includes our unique FlipTech on the thumb. Plus, there's a finger zip that lets you uncover just one or all four fingers—giving you the level of control you need. The palm offers an excellent grip on your controller, while the storm leash prevents you from losing the mitts in the powder when you need to drop them. Such flexibility makes this glove an excellent choice for photographers navigating varying weather conditions.
The Djuke is not only perfect for photographers but also for all types of creatives. Whether you’re using photo cameras, video cameras, or drones, the Djuke provides the dexterity and control you need. Its versatile design makes it an essential tool for any creative professional working in the urban environment.
For Mild-Mid Winter days, the Milford is also a great option, as a 5-fingered Fleece glove with a waterproof outer shell. The Power Stretch Pro Liner with Touch can also be used to operate a drone on Light Winter or Spring days.
Which gloves are good for the UK?
UK winters are often cold and damp. If you're heading into the Scottish highlands for long photo sessions, we recommend wearing the Tinden or Hatchet, our warmest five-finger gloves. If you'll be shooting further south, we recommend having a pair of Markhof Pro V3 gloves with a spare liner in case you need extra warmth or The Milford 2-in-1 Fleece and Shell for the mild, wet & windy days.
Read our complete Glove Guide here.
Which gloves should I buy for my trip to Lofoten, Norway?
For trips to northern Norway, we recommend you to bring the Tinden or Hatchet between Nov - February and the Markhof Pro V3 all other times.
Being in the far north during winter has its challenges. During winter temperatures range from -2 to -15 with the short daylight and oceanside weather conditions can make it feel even colder. If you tend to run cold, we recommend to wear a liner underneath the Tinden, Hachet, or Markhof Pro V3 as a base layer.
If you're more of a mitten person or you're getting cold more easily, our Senja Mitt in combination with the Senja Liner is a great choice. It's super warm on those cold but beautiful aurora nights yet super versatile with the Senja Liner if the weather turns out to be nicer than expected.
For Arctic conditions consider adding The Alta Arctic Mitt on top for complete protection against the elements.
You can read our full Glove Guide here.
Which gloves should I buy for my trip to Iceland?
Those headed for an Icelandic winter should be prepared to bundle up. While the lowlands of the island tend to be relatively mild for its latitude (0° C), the Highlands tend to average around -10°C with the lower temperatures in the northern part of the island ranging from -25° to -30°C.
For Iceland winters, we recommend our Tinden or Hatchet, our warmest five-fingered gloves, or the Skadi LRS Zipper Mitt for those who prefer a mitt to a glove.
The even more cozy option is the Senja Mitt with it's double layer of insulation and it's weatherproof shell. Combined with the Senja Liner you're ready for those long windy winter days Iceland will throw at you.
If you are travelling outside of the Winter season or only stay in the lowlands, Markhof Pro V3 might be a better choice.
You can read our full Glove Guide here.
Which gloves should I buy for my trip to BC Canada?
For those visiting British Columbia, we recommend the Skadi LRS Mitt. This glove performs great in the snow and will keep you warm in the deep winter. This glove provides the ultimate customizability performing as a glove, a mitt or both! A side zipper reveals all four fingers and the FlipTech on the thumb gives you complete control.
If a five finger glove is your preferred option, this is where the Hatchet and Tinden come in. These are our warmest five-fingered gloves and they are built for cold, snowy conditions. The FlipTech on the fingers overlaps to ensure no snow gets in the glove if you take a spill. They are insulated with Thinsulate Insulation and the goat leather and 2 ply twill on the outside make this glove water and wind resistant. If it get's really nasty out there, you can layer them both up with our Powerstretch Pro Liner for an extra layer of warmth and protection.
Which gloves should I buy for my trip to Alaska?
For serious winter chasers, Alaska and the Yukon might be the ultimate winter photography destination. Isolated and remote, these areas provide some of the harshest winter conditions as well as some of the biggest rewards when it comes to winter photography. For these die-hard winter lovers, we recommend our ultimate glove layering system.
We designed the Alta Arctic Mitt as the “glove for your glove.” It’s exactly as it sounds, a large mitt that goes over your normal photography glove. It adds the ultimate protection against the elements. When you need to operate your camera or use your hands, simply take off the gloves and drop them behind your back on the included harness or keep them on and unzip the Mitt to reveal your base glove.
For your bottom glove, we recommend the Hatchet / Tinden or the Markhof Pro V3, based on how cold you run and your personal temperature preference. For extra warmth, go with the Hatchets/Tindens. If you prefer a slimmer fitting glove, we recommend the Markhof Pro V3. Both will be a great fit under the Alta.
Which gloves should I buy for my trip to Antarctica?
Despite being one of the coldest places on Earth, Antarctica requires only a modest glove since visitors usually only visit in the summer months. During the summer, the days are long and the sun is plentiful and temperatures typically hover around 0°-2°C. For this reason, we recommend the Markhof Pro V3. This is our most popular glove and performs both in the city and the mountain. For extra cold days, you can pair it with the Power Stretch Pro Liner to get a few more degrees of warmth.
You'll need more protection if your expedition is heading further south and inland, with temperatures between –5°C and –24°C, where conditions can feel even more extreme with wind and exposure. If you already have a pair of Markhof Pro V3 or similar, just add our expedition-ready Alta Arctic Mitt and you’ll be well-equipped to stay warm even in these harsher environments. If you don't have any gloves so far, the Senja Mitt & Senja Liner combination is a great fit to battle those Antarctic conditions. Thanks to their ultra-warm yet low-bulk build, they are letting you shoot comfortably with fingertip control when needed and instantly slip into full mitt warmth when the polar wind bites.
I'm a street photographer, which glove should I choose?
The Djuke photography glove, is meticulously designed for those Mild Winter conditions in the unpredictable urban environment and in a sleek design.
Crafted from high-quality goat leather and lined with luxurious merino wool, ensuring optimal warmth and comfort.
The Djuke also features touchscreen-ready index fingers and thumbs. Whether the finger caps are open or closed, you have full freedom to interact with your devices.
You can also read more about the glove in our blog post here:
I work with video camera and broadcast equipment. What are my options?
Our Photography Gloves are versatile, and can also be used for video camera operators and broadcast video equipment.
We have several options for the video oriented operator, for different weather conditions. You can check them out here: Be Warm on Set
If you're working outside in Deep Winter conditions, the Skadi LRS Zipper Mitt is a great option for the ultimate flexibility. The Skadi is a 2-in-1 Mitt and Liner, that makes customizing your warmth a breeze. When you need to use your fingers, unzip the side of the mitt to reveal one finger or four. The FlipTech on the thumb allows you to have complete dexterity.
The Markhof Pro V3 glove is our "take everywhere glove", for Mild Winter conditions. The Markhof is a great choice for a 5-fingered glove, with Merino Wool lining and Thinsulate Insulation. The FlipTech caps and magnets of the index fingers and thumbs to allow easy camera access.
The Djuke photography glove is not only perfect for photographers but also for all types of creatives. Whether you’re using photo cameras, video cameras, or drones, the Djuke provides the dexterity and control you need. Its versatile design makes it an essential tool for any creative professional working in the urban environment.
Do I need to go up a glove size when adding a liner?
We advise you to wear the same size liner as a glove. (E.g. a medium Tinden Photography Glove with a medium-sized liner).
Exception #1: If you are at the very end of the ratio size in the sizing chart, e.g. 1 mm from being a size Large, then we advise going up a glove size if you plan to often wear the liner with the gloves.
Exception #2: If your personal preference is to wear fairly loose gloves, then you should also go up a size when adding a liner.
Make sure that liners fit snuggly on your hands especially for the best performance of the FlipTech when wearing both liners and gloves together.
You can check out our Sizing Chart here.
I'm not sure how to layer to stay warm during my winter photography.
The level of layering your body is important so you can stay out there longer getting the best shots.
If you're not wearing enough clothes, the body takes all the blood away from your hands to keep your core warm, which leads to cold hands. We recommend having enough layers around your core to keep warm from top to toe.
It's also important to note the activity level, if you are walking you will have more warmth than if you are just standing in one place. You can check out our Warmth Guide.
Check out this article here for more information on layering and staying warm for the best winter photography: https://photographygloves.com/blogs/vallerret-blog/valleret-merino-apparel-keeping-your-base-warm
Can I exchange the gloves for a different model or a store credit?
Yes, definitely! We're happy to exchange your gloves as long as the exchange happens within 60 days of receiving your order. Keep in mind that the product must be unused (with tags on) and in good condition.
Reach out to our support at support@vallerret.com with the tracking number and we'll take care of your exchange to be sent to you.
If you prefer a store credit, just let us know and we will issue a code in the amount of the returned item, which you can use for a future order.
For EU Orders please follow this link to issue a pre-paid return label to return your gloves to us: EU Returns
For UK Orders please follow this link to get your free return label: UK Returns
For all other International and US returns (anywhere except EU and UK) please fill out the form below and we'll get back to you shortly: Return Form
Here's a link to our Returns and Exchange Policy: Returns and Exchanges Policy
Can I change or cancel my order?
If you need to change an item in your order, or cancel it entirely, please send us a message right away. Email our support at support@vallerret.com with your order number within an hour of placing your order. We can't guarantee we'll be able to make any changes at that point, we will do our best to help you out!
If your order has been placed for longer than an hour, your order has entered the Processing phase at our warehouse, which means we're not able to make any changes at this point.
You can reach out to us with your order number for further information.
I'd like to return my gloves.
No worries. If you are not happy with your product, just can send it back to us within 60 days of receiving your order, no questions asked.
For EU Orders please follow this link to issue a pre-paid return label to return your gloves to us: EU Returns
For UK Orders please follow this link to get your free return label: UK Returns
For International and US returns (anywhere except EU and UK) you can fill the form below and we'll get back to you ASAP: International/US Returns Form
Please note that Returns for Refund incur a flat return shipping fee. There is no shipping fee for exchanges or store credits.
Here's a link to read our complete Returns & Exchange Policy: Returns and Exchange Policy
My gloves arrived with a defect.
We take pride in the quality of our products, however, mistakes and errors happen to the best. If you receive gloves with a defect of any kind, we'll make it right. Please write to us at support@vallerret.com and include:
- A description of the defect
- A photo if possible
- Whether you'd like a replacement or refund.
Alternatively, you can fill the form below and we'll get back to you ASAP: Warranty Claim
Is your wool Cruelty-Free?/What kind of leather do you use?
The Merino Wool we use comes from certified mulesing-free farms in Australia.
We do not work with suppliers who practice mulesing, making our wool cruelty-free.
You can read more about the magic of Merino Wool here: What's The Fuss About Merino Wool?
We use DWR genuine goats leather in some of our gloves.
All of our gloves are manufactured in Indonesia. The goat leather we use is locally sourced from Indonesia.
We don't currently have any vegan leather options. We are considering this as an option in the future.
For a non-leather option, we offer the Milford Fleece glove.
Will the color version be back in stock?
Unfortunately we will not be restocking the Olive Green color of the Markhof glove, or the Green color Skadi LRS Zipper Mitt, or the Natural Tan color version of the Hatchet glove.
The color versions are limited edition colors which will not be reproduced.
We hope to have more color options available for future glove designs.
How do I clean my gloves?/Can I wash my gloves?
To ensure your Vallerret Photography Gloves remain in top shape for many winter seasons to come, it’s important to care for them properly. Whether made from goat leather or high-performance synthetics, here’s everything you need to know about looking after your gloves.
Quick Do's and Don’ts
- Do: Wash with damp cloth and mild detergent.
- Don’t: Machine wash, tumble dry, or wring out gloves.
- Do: Condition leather occasionally to prevent it from drying out.
- Don’t: Use fabric softeners
- Do: Air dry gloves naturally, away from direct heat.
Check out some more Glove Care tips here.
Most of our gloves have 100 % merino wool lining, and the wool may shrink or twist during wash if not delicately handled, so please don't take any chances here.
The Power Stretch Pro Liners are machine-washable but we recommend washing them at low temperatures, or hand-washing, and avoiding tumble driers.
Can I buy your gloves in store?
Yes, we work with a global network of retailers. Please refer to our Store Locator.*
*Even though we update our retailer list often, collaborations happen fast and you may find our products in more stores than listed in our Store Locator.
Do I pay import taxes on my gloves?
Import duty and local taxes may apply in your country. Vallerret does not cover import taxes and potential customs bills. Customers are personally liable for any fees applied by national customs.
Gloves purchased via EU/GLOBAL SHOP are shipped from our fulfillment partner based in Holland, or from our fulfillment center in the UK.
Gloves purchased via US SHOP are shipped from our fulfillment partner based in Michigan, United States.
Do you offer VAT exempt orders?
Our webshop checkout is a standard B2C framework where VAT automatically applies.
Unfortunately we are not able to support any B2B sales from our webshop.
Please check out our store locator to find a retailer near you who stocks our gloves: Store Locator
Do you offer discounts?
We rarely have a sale or discount on our gloves.
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Can't find the answer to your question here?
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