What was a medieval glover?

A medieval glover was a skilled artisan who specialized in making gloves, often from leather or other materials. These craftsmen played an important role in the textile and fashion industries of the Middle Ages, producing gloves for various purposes, including warmth, protection, and decorative use. Gloves were also status symbols, and wealthy individuals often commissioned elaborate designs adorned with embroidery or jewels. Gloveries, the workshops where they worked, were common in urban centers, reflecting the demand for this specialized item.