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Care and washing instructions

For your cross-country skiing gloves To ensure that your gloves last as long as possible, it is important to care for and wash them properly. Our gloves are made from different materials, which means that washing instructions for cross-country ski gloves differs depending on whether the gloves are made of synthetic leather or genuine leather. With proper care, the gloves retain both function, fit and comfort over time.

How to care for your cross-country ski gloves for longer durability

For your cross-country skiing gloves To ensure they last as long as possible, it is important to take care of them properly. Our gloves are made from different materials, which means that washing instructions for gloves differs depending on whether the gloves are made of synthetic leather, real leather or if you use wool liners. By following the correct care instructions, the gloves will maintain their fit, function and comfort.

Washing instructions for cross-country ski gloves made of synthetic leather

Cross-country ski gloves in synthetic leather can be washed in the washing machine in 40 degrees together with other workout clothes. Let the gloves dry flat after washing. Synthetic leather is easy to care for and does not require any finishing, but avoid fabric softener. For the best fit, you can put the gloves on while they are still slightly damp to reshape them.

Washing instructions for genuine leather cross-country ski gloves

Leather cross-country skiing gloves should be washed by hand with lukewarm water and mild soap, preferably while the gloves are on your hands. Allow the gloves to dry slowly on a flat surface and avoid drying cabinets or radiators. When the gloves are dry, you can treat them with leather conditioner – apply sparingly and wipe off excess conditioner for best durability.

Washing instructions for wool liners

Wool liners washed in the washing machine on wool program, preferably with special wool detergent. This helps preserve the warmth, softness and longevity of the material.

Our glove factory

Glove making is a real hand craft and it takes years to develop into a seamstress and the same goes for every part in the process of making our gloves.

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Corporate social responsibility

In our opinion, the best and most sustainable thing is to have a high quality and a strong cooperation between all parties involved in the value chain.

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The history of Lillsport

Today gloves from Lillsport are used in several different national teams and over the years Lillsport has been worn by Gunde Svan, Torgny Mogren, Thomas Wassberg, Marcus Hellner and Charlotte Kalla.

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