Work Gloves in Grain Leather Edged 01 pair | UFO

BORDERED GRAIN LEATHER WORK GLOVES

Why choose leather protective gloves?

Full grain calf leather glove. Resistant, soft with the right thickness. We have chosen only the best leathers to guarantee a product of constant quality and highly durable. We didn't succumb to the lure of profit with the lowest price, because we were sure that the quality would go down and the customer wouldn't recognize our brand in that product. The 0801 glove is very soft and robust and its classic style makes it a must-have that cannot be renounced!

High quality grain leather glove, with elastic wrist gripper, hemmed finish, wing thumb, basic model, size 8-9-10-11.

The original material for making work gloves, leather still has its fans due to its softness and breathability, making it comfortable to wear. Its great thermal qualities also explain why it is still used a lot today. The leather can be bovine or goat, be "full grain leather" or "split leather" and be water repellent.
A leather work glove can therefore be used for various risks such as welding, heat or flame protection, cold protection, scratch protection, gardening or forestry and lumberjack special gloves, or simply for checking and handling.

There are many materials available for making a professional work glove. Since each material has its advantages and weaknesses, we have decided to present the main materials used to make a professional glove. This will make it easier for you to choose your protective glove.

Professional leather glove

Leather is a natural material that can be made from different types of skins. There are a large number of professional leather gloves. The choice of leather is essential because each leather has its own level of flexibility and strength. Choosing a leather work glove shouldn't be taken lightly.

Cowhide offers excellent mechanical resistance while being pleasantly flexible.
The mechanical properties of lambskin are very limited. On the other hand, it is a very flexible material. It is very popular for fine handling.
Goatskin offers a good compromise between cowhide and lambskin.

Whatever the origin of the leather, it is composed in the same way. So, to design a glove, one can use:

Full grain leather: it is the outer surface of the dermis
split leather: the inner surface

Full grain leather is thinner than split leather (0.7mm to 0.90mm). It offers great flexibility and excellent dexterity, ideal for jobs that require precision and tact. Full grain leather gloves are therefore suitable for light handling. Split leather is thicker than full grain leather (generally 1.10mm to 1.30mm). It therefore offers good mechanical resistance, which is why split gloves are generally used for heavy handling or as a complement to welding clothing.

Full grain calf leather glove. Resistant, soft with the right thickness. We have chosen only the best leathers to guarantee a product of constant quality and highly durable. We didn't succumb to the lure of profit with the lowest price, because we were sure that the quality would go down and the customer wouldn't recognize our brand in that product. The 0801 glove is very soft and robust and its classic style makes it a must-have that cannot be renounced!

Standards :

EN 420 - Protective gloves - General requirements
EN 388 - Protective gloves against mechanical risks

Approval

• High quality grain leather glove,
• with elastic wrist band,
• hemmed finish,
• wing thumb,
• basic model,
• size 8, 9, 10, 11