American glove makers since 1941.

Sullivan Glove Co.

As one of the last US glove makers, we hold true to our original commitment of enduring craftsmanship.  We source American Grade A hides in deer, elk, buffalo, goat, sheep, pig and cow.  The leathers are cut using decades old, form fitting patterns that give each pair minimal seams for more comfort and less points of failure.  Every pair is hand sewn in Bend, OR.

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History 

In 1941, Edward Sullivan began making gloves for shipbuilders during war time.  When the war was over he relocated the company to Bend, OR because of the availability of deer hides. Originally the company served as a hide house that would take in hides from local hunters to be tanned and made into gloves.  

The company has always remained family owned and operated with each generation of ownership working hard to preserve the tradition of American glove making.