glove shop

Large tanneries and glove shops employed nearly 80% of the residents of Gloversville and environs.

You'll get them here at the 'Balogh Gloves Shop' - and there's any number of materials to choose from for men too, including shearling-lined leather gloves.

This year the company started its own baseball glove shop making it one of the few companies that still makes wood bats, metal bats and gloves in the USA.

These people may still be shopping with nearly their usual vigor (last year, this reporter observed a Japanese editor purchasing 49 pairs of $110 pony-skin gloves in a single transaction at the glove shop Sermoneta).

Best window shopping is in the smart Chiado quarter, particularly along Rua do Carmo and Rua Garrett, where old-fashioned bookshops and glove shops are interspersed with trendy boutiques.

The tanneries and glove shops flourished during World War II when most of the "Military Black" leather gloves worn by American servicemen were produced in Fulton County, New York.

On the shallowest pretenses he would inveigle us into shirt stores, boot stores, tailor shops, glove shops - anywhere under the broad sweep of the heavens that there seemed a chance of our buying anything.

In Chapter II of the novel, the Reverend Mr. Yorick (the narrator and Sterne's alter ego) recounts his obsessions with Parisian grisettes, and especially with a particularly beautiful one who worked in a Paris glove shop: