Nokona baseball gloves are made in Nocona, Texas using a number of different leathers including kangaroo, cowhide and buffalo. From hot stamping, to embroidering, to lacing, Nokona has been handcrafting ball gloves since 1934.
Video by Brian Schildhorn
Made is a series of short films that demonstrate how everyday luxury objects are made, and honor the process and artisans behind them.
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Last Holiday (2006)
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Baseball sucks as much as texas
Wilson’s better don’t @ me
Buy American!
Did I just see a dude pitching with an outfielders glove haha
Reminds me of the time I hit my aunt in the mouth with a baseball bat… Sorry Aunt shirley.
Am I crazy or did that say $290 for a baseball glove?
Nahh. Buy Russell
the aroma in that factory must be really pleasant and enjoyable :3
$290 seems pricey but in reality it will most likely last your entire lifetime.
I would rather buy a japanese mad one
Great story.
Nice. $290 is extremely reasonable for the quality of workmanship put into that. This is how its ment to be.
Cool story but my Wilson A2000 is still better
Go CARDINALS Baseball
Modern gloves require zero skill on behalf of the wearer. Their the size of snow-shovel scoops. Who couldn’t catch a ball wearing one?
Too bad they weigh damn near 50 lbs
American name yet they choose a name/logo that looks Japanese… what the fuck?
You can tell a lot about a man from his cars grab handles. This man works
I never liked baseball, it was just too boring for me. But I’ve always loved going outside and playing catch.
My hands always sweat with them on.
I grew up playing baseball 50 years ago and have been fan all my life. I THOUGHT I knew about all the major brands Rawlings(my favorite), Wlison, Spaulding, Mizuno etc..WHY HAVE I NEVER HEARD OF THIS GREAT COMPANY BEFORE, WTF???
I still have my Nokona from when I was a kid. Best.
Bought a Nokona today.
Wow…very, very cool!!!
As an American i just by the cheapest thing that does the job (it has to do the job otherwise its a waste of money), but i can’t spend $290 for a glove ill only use a few times when a great glove can be bought at $75
sorry nokona
your son throws like a bitch.
A baseball glove allows you to catch a baseball. Wowwww
This made me want to buy a glove and I’m a cow. RIP Mom and Dad.