it doesn’t look like you are interested in crochet back gloves, based on your choices… BUT in case you are… 
these are my all time favorite schooling gloves. I just think they look nice, a little different than the usual black glove but still classic and cool. Happy shopping! https://www.smartpakequine.com/pt/ssg-lycrochet-horseshoe-back-glove-5272?utm_source=cpc&utm_medium=google&utm_content=shopping&utm_campaign=nb_shopping_tes&utm_term=15272
ROECKL SOLARS!
They are delicate so I am careful to only ride in mine. No tacking up, no lunging, just riding. That being said I would replace these time and time again if they ripped because they are just amazing.
I go to their warehouse sale and stock up, they are usually about $12-15 then, but at $21 its still not an awful deal. They are durable, I also work in them (gardening, farm chores) and field hunt in them. I go through a few pairs a summer, but usually because I wear out the finger ends with gardening.
http://greenhawk.com/wdItemDesc.asp?strilhID=Web&strmdNumber=DRC0400&stricSKU=DRC0400
ETA: I’ve also had the SSG ones posted above by EMJ628, and they are essentially the same. 
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it doesn’t look like you are interested in crochet back gloves, based on your choices… BUT in case you are… these are my all time favorite schooling gloves. I just think they look nice, a little different than the usual black glove but still classic and cool. Happy shopping! https://www.smartpakequine.com/pt/ssg-lycrochet-horseshoe-back-glove-5272?utm_source=cpc&utm_medium=google&utm_content=shopping&utm_campaign=nb_shopping_tes&utm_term=15272[/QUOTE]
The only reason I had sort of rules them out is because the reviews on sizing. How do they run, size wise?
I love my SSG crochet back gloves. They’re the only kind I’ll wear in warm weather. I don’t like the feel of synthetic gloves at all. I will say the sizing on the newest pair I ordered is off somewhat–I’ve been wearing a size 8 for maybe 6 or 7 years and this pair was much smaller than usual. FWIW I have medium-large hands with long fingers and finding gloves that fit is a huge PITA, but these are usually a pretty sure bet.
I have been wearing the Ariat Tek Grip gloves for years. Wears great. Not hot. Looks good. I even showed in them this past weekend in the rain as I didn’t see the point to get my leather gloves wet.
I’ve had my Noble Outfitters cool mesh for a year now and they’re my favorite glove. I ride in them all year because I tend to overheat and I like the mesh and they’re still going strong. I have the aqua ones, they stand out.
