Kenzo Gloves For Women

Japanese designer Kenzo Takada launched Kenzo in Paris in 1970. Today, under the creative direction of Opening Ceremony's Humberto Leon and Carol Lim, the label is as popular as ever thanks to its refreshed aesthetic. This zipped mittens from the Autumn Winter 17 collection is a creative take on a classic style. Crafted from a luxury chocolate brown and baby pink lamb skin, this colour block designed mittens feature a zip detail at the fingertips with logo zipper.

Japanese designer Kenzo Takada launched Kenzo in Paris in 1970. Today, under the creative direction of Opening Ceremony's Humberto Leon and Carol Lim, the label is as popular as ever thanks to its refreshed aesthetic. These black rabbit fur contrast trim gloves from Kenzo feature a side zip closure and a fingerless style.

Japanese designer Kenzo Takada launched Kenzo in Paris in 1970. Today, under the creative direction of Opening Ceremony's Humberto Leon and Carol Lim, the label is as popular as ever thanks to its refreshed aesthetic. These black wool logo patch gloves from Kenzo feature a ribbed design and contrasting finger tips.

Wool knit touch screen gloves with ribbed wrist and "Tiger Face" embroidery from the Kenzo archives.

Knit KENZO gloves, crafted with touchscreen-friendly pads at the forefinger and thumb. Ribbed cuffs. Fabric: 100% wool. Wash cold. Imported, China.

Wool knit touch screen gloves with ribbed wrist and "Tiger Face" embroidery from the Kenzo archives.

Women’s black furry gloves from KENZO. The mittens are crafted from smooth black leather and are lined in ultra-soft, tonal fur. They feature a classic design with a branded zipper to the end, which opens to allow the use of fingers. The cosy gloves are complete with a contrasting pink cuff. Main: Leather. Lining: Fur.

Knit KENZO gloves designed to make texting easy, even in the cold. Tiger appliqués detail the ribbed cuffs. 100% wool. Hand wash. Imported, China.