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Division 02

Category in development

Industrial & protective gloves.

Leather, coated and cut-resistant hand protection for distributors, safety wholesalers and industrial buyers.

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Tan leather work gloves on a navy plinth (illustrative concept)

Overview

Sialkot is one of the world’s best-known centres for leather glove production, with tanning, cutting and stitching skills built over generations. This division is dedicated to industrial hand protection only: leather work and welding gloves, mechanic gloves, and coated and cut-resistant knit gloves, specified to the hazard and the standard your market requires.

Product catalogue

What you can source with us.

Each product links to a brief with the division and product already filled in. Specifications are confirmed with manufacturing partners for your order.

Leather & heavy-duty gloves

Cowhide and goatskin gloves for handling, construction, workshops and welding.

Coated & cut-resistant gloves

Knitted liners with a palm coating, chosen for grip, dexterity and the cut hazard.

Illustrative product concepts, not photographs of stock. Availability and specifications are confirmed with suppliers for each enquiry.

Specification guide

Know the details before you quote.

A clear specification gets you a comparable, accurate quotation. If you are unsure of any of these, choose “please advise” in the brief and tell us how the product will be used.

Glove materials at a glance

MaterialTypically chosen for
Cowhide grain leatherSmooth outer surface: dexterity and abrasion resistance for drivers and general handling.
Cowhide split leatherSuede-like inner layer: heavier-duty handling and welding gauntlets.
GoatskinThin and supple leather where touch and fit matter.
Nitrile coatingGrip in dry and oily conditions; good abrasion resistance.
PU coatingThin, flexible palm for assembly and precision handling.
Latex coatingStrong grip in wet conditions, often with a crinkle finish.
Cut-resistant linerEngineered yarns (e.g. HPPE blends) for blades, glass and sheet metal; cut level set by the hazard.

Glove standards buyers ask about

EN 388
Mechanical risks: abrasion, cut, tear and puncture (Europe and UK).
ANSI/ISEA 105
Hand protection classification, including the A1–A9 cut scale (North America).
EN 407
Thermal risks: contact heat, flame and molten metal.
EN 12477
Protective gloves for welders.

Listed so you can tell us what your market requires. We do not claim any glove meets a standard; we request the manufacturer’s test report for the specific glove and share it with you.

Sizing

Gloves are sized by hand circumference, commonly 7 (S) to 11 (XXL). Specify the size range and the ratio of sizes per carton.

Tell us your market (EU, UK, US or other) so sizing and labelling match what your customers expect.

Customisation & private label

Made to your specification.

Customisation is written into the specification and approved by you before production, so what arrives matches what was agreed.

  • Branding

    Printed or embossed logos on the cuff or back of hand.

  • Construction

    Leather type and thickness, lining, cuff style, coating and liner gauge to your specification.

  • Sizing

    Size range and the ratio of sizes per carton agreed for your market.

  • Packaging

    Pairs banded, hang-carded or polybagged; cartons marked to your requirements.

Who this division is for

Built for business buyers.

We work with businesses buying for distribution, their own operations or their own brand — not with individual retail customers.

  • Safety equipment wholesalers

    Glove ranges specified against your market’s standards.

  • Industrial distributors

    Work-glove lines for onward supply to trade customers.

  • Construction suppliers

    Handling and site gloves in volume.

  • Procurement companies

    Sourcing to a client’s written glove specification.

  • Industrial businesses

    Glove programmes for your own workshops and sites.

Requesting a quotation

What to include in your brief.

  • Glove type and the task or hazard it is for
  • Leather, liner and coating — or “please advise”
  • Size range and ratio
  • Any standard your market requires (e.g. EN 388)
  • Branding and packing
  • Quantity in pairs, and destination

Don’t have every answer? Send what you know — we will ask about the rest.

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Requesting a sample

Evaluate before you commit.

For gloves, samples are the best way to agree fit, feel and finish. Tell us the glove and sizes you need to evaluate; we confirm availability, cost and timing before any sample is sent.

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What happens next

  1. 01Share your requirements
  2. 02Sourcing & supplier coordination
  3. 03Specifications, samples & quotation
  4. 04Quality coordination
  5. 05Export coordination
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Questions buyers ask

Straight answers.

Are your gloves certified to EN 388 or ANSI standards?

We do not make certification claims on this website. If your market requires a standard, tell us which one. We ask the manufacturing partner for test documentation covering the specific glove, and share it with you before anything is quoted against that requirement.

Can I enquire now even though the category is in development?

Yes. Specific requirements help us choose which gloves and manufacturers to develop first. We will tell you plainly whether we can meet the requirement now, later, or not at all.

Can I order gloves and workwear together?

Yes, through our Workwear & Safety Apparel division as well. Each product is specified and quoted on its own terms, as gloves and garments are usually made by different manufacturers.

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