My sympathies on your friend's illness.

However, gloves, like all clothing items, change colours, patterns etc. with each season. Since it's been a few years since they were bought and lost, I suspect the chances of finding the exact same gloves again to be almost impossible.

That's what I feared ShelliDawn. I just don't quit easily so thought it worth giving it a try on Fodor's. Thanks for your reply anyway. Appreciate it.

Does your glove not have a tag or label with a CA Identification Number? If it does, go to http://www.competitionbureau.gc.ca/eic/site/cb-bc.nsf/eng/h_02575.html to identify the manufacturer or importer of the product.

have your drycleaned/washed and re=gift back to him? I know
not exactly what you want, but...
You could give him one, you keep one to signify your friendship/connection ?? Grasping here, but some ideas anyway. Let us know what you work out.

the closest thing to your gloves that I found are some oven mitts with a similar design... might be a funny twist,

www.ocanadagear.com in housewares

Thanks for your replies guys.

The only label on the gloves says:

Thinsulate
INSULATION
40 gram

««The only label on the gloves says:

Thinsulate
INSULATION
40 gram»»

Well, unless you removed the label, that means the gloves were sold in contravention of Canada's Textile Labelling Act. So, finding the gloves through identifying the importer/distributor is a dead end. Sorry.

Thanks for all your help guys.
Appreciate it.

norfolkanway,
Sorry to hear about your friend. Very sad. Your idea to send him the gloves that he lost on the ferry is very touching. I wish I could help.

Perhaps if you contact the store where you bought the gloves,they can help. Shouldn't be too difficult to track down the name of the store in Banff.

OB1