I got a pair of work-able gloves that are quite warm unless you are out all day in 10 degrees and not moving enough..  The design and materials are almost perfect. Deerskin leather does not shrink when wet and dried, so the deerskin suede s a huge advantage.(Suede is split leather, so it's flexible and articulate with good durability but not as durable as full grain.)  Miy new pair are all black, and they are great for all but the most formal occasions.  I would wear them into a corporate environment if the temperature was less than 20 degrees.  For a CEO, corporate VP, or someone whose image is a major foundation of their power, I would not recommend wearing these into the office. For the price they are very good..  I have purchased similar gloves before but they were orange in the palms and had the Caterpillar logo, and for me the orange palms are too informal for most work  occasions.
The deerskin suede offers  a minorly compromised  grip. Certainly good enough to drive (unless you are racing).  The insulation is very good for gloves you can drive in, better than the fancy ,tailored, insulated, Italian, leather gloves my old girlfriend got me) or my Polartec 300 or my polartec 200-wind-blocker gloves..  You could not drive in those Polartec gloves (from TNF) if not for the plastic grip patches which suck heat our of your hands.  I'll use the Polartec gloves for moderately cold yard work now.

This new pair had a small, but definite defect where the insulating layer has an odd fold in the thumb.  Cannot be seen from the outside (that would have been instantly returned).  I notice this when I put them on, but it does not impede mobility or warmth. Once in the glove it is almost completely unnoticeable  Still I would classify what I received as a  "second"  My rating  as is is 3.5 stars. and if these were perfect, I would give them 5+++