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" There are few things that bring to mind a certain era of driving like a string-back driving glove. Officine Autodromo normally sticks to timepieces, inspired by the tachometers on classic Italian sports and racing cars. But now Autodromo has branched out beyond wristwatches with this pair of stringback driving gloves. Autodromo&amp;#039;s stringbacks draw their inspiration from the 1950s and &amp;#039;60s when drivers wore gloves to get a better grip on wooden steering wheels while keeping their hands cool. In the 21st century, they still do exactly that, the perfect compliment to a Nardi wheel. These stringback driving gloves are made of drum-dyed black leather with a cotton crochet backing and retail for $110. Best of all, with no snaps to do up, they&amp;#039;ll fit perfectly around your Monoposto or Vellelunga wristwatch. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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