Our story
Since 1994, in the hills of Bergas.
More than thirty years in one factory at the foot of Mount Ungaran, making baseball and softball gloves for players and brands around the world.
The factory
Seven departments, one factory.
From the first cut to the final check, every glove passes through the same departments in Bergas.
- 4,800 m² of buildings on 12,787 m² of landTo confirm
- At least 30 office staff and 250 craftspeopleTo confirm
Departments
- Cutting
- Stamping
- Sewing
- Sample room
- Lacing
- Quality control
- Warehouse
How it's made
From hide to glove, under one roof.
Every order starts as a sample. We match the design, the colors and the leather, then we listen, and build it better.
Cutting
Patterns are laid on the hide and cut piece by piece, so the best grain goes where your hand needs it.
Stamping
Logos and markings are pressed into the leather before anything is sewn.
Sewing
Fingers, palm and lining come together on the sewing line, seam by seam.
Lacing
The glove is turned, shaped and laced. This is where the pocket is born.
Quality control
Every glove is checked for fit, feel and finish before it leaves Bergas.
Materials
Leather, chosen per series.
Leather is chosen per series for its color, its oily or tacky feel, softness or stiffness, durability and flexibility.
- North EU kip leather
- Special custom gloves
- Premium SS steer
- Top custom and professional gloves
- USA high-grade steerhide
- High professional gloves
- Java kip vacuum leather
- High-level gloves
- High premium Java hide (antique oily, natural smooth oily)
- Middle-high and high-grade gloves
- High-quality Java hide, natural soft
- Middle and middle-high gloves
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Development
New gloves start at the table.
New designs and materials are discussed, sampled and checked before they reach the production lines.
For brands and teams
Make your gloves with us.
From regular models to fully custom builds, with a dedicated line for catcher's and first-base mitts. Tell us what you need, and we'll sample it.
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