Belstaff motorcycle gloves combine short-cuff heritage styling with riding-specific materials and protective construction. Moto Central’s collection currently includes Clinch, Hampstead, Montgomery and Twyford designs in leather, suede and mixed leather-textile versions.
The four families differ in ventilation, materials, fit and detailing. Compare the exact product specification rather than assuming that every Belstaff glove has the same protection, weather performance or touchscreen capability.
Choosing Belstaff motorcycle gloves
Warm-weather use
Belstaff describes the perforated Montgomery as a summer glove. Its goatskin-suede version includes touch-sensitive index-finger leather, an adjustable cuff and CE Level 1 protection.
Leather or mixed construction
Clinch and Montgomery listings are leather or suede, while the Hampstead range includes both leather and leather-textile versions. Material affects feel, airflow, drying and care.
Short-cuff fit
Check how the cuff meets your jacket sleeve with both hands on the bars. The closure should remain secure without creating a gap or restricting wrist movement.
Exact features
Touchscreen fingertips, perforation and protective details vary. Read the exact listing and glove label rather than applying one model’s features to the whole collection.
How motorcycle gloves should fit
The fingers should reach the ends without folding, while the palm should not bunch when gripping the bars. Check that protective sections stay over the intended areas and that you can operate the throttle, brake, clutch and switches accurately.
Fit before use: Belstaff specifically advises sizing up on the current Montgomery for a true-to-fit feel. Other models may differ, so use the exact size guide and do not assume your casual-glove size will transfer.
Why buy Belstaff gloves from Moto Central?
Moto Central groups the available Belstaff glove families together so riders can compare material, cuff, colour and intended conditions. At our Wolvey showroom, you can also check finger length and control feel rather than judging fit from a size label alone.
Common questions
Are all Belstaff gloves touchscreen compatible?
No. The current Montgomery specification includes a touch-sensitive index finger, but confirm this feature separately for every other model.
Are these winter gloves?
Do not assume so. The Montgomery is explicitly a perforated summer glove, while weather and insulation details vary across the range.
Can leather gloves be machine washed?
Follow the exact care label. Belstaff’s Montgomery guidance says to wipe clean and not wash, tumble dry, iron, bleach or dry clean.
Should a new glove feel tight?
It should feel secure without numbness, painful pressure or restricted control movement. Leather may settle, but incorrect finger length will not be solved by break-in.
