Our white cotton gloves are not only comfortable to wear, but also offer excellent protection for hands and surfaces. They are particularly breathable and skin-friendly and are therefore also suitable for allergy sufferers.
Content: 12 pair (€0.63* / 1 pair)
Available, delivery time: 1-3 days
Cotton gloves, also known as jersey gloves, are indispensable in many areas of work. They are made from soft cotton yarns or blends and are particularly soft and skin-friendly. Their breathability and durability make them ideal protective gloves that reduce perspiration and improve dexterity.
Cotton is a natural fibre that is valued for its skin-friendliness and low allergy potential. These gloves are therefore also suitable for allergy sufferers. They are soft, hard-wearing, breathable and absorbent, making them an indispensable part of the working environment. The focus is on product protection rather than hand protection.
Cotton gloves are extremely versatile and cover a wide range of requirements. Craftsmen appreciate the soft material and the high level of comfort, which offers a certain degree of protection without compromising dexterity. They enable precise handling of tools and materials for finer assembly work and are a good alternative to conventional assembly gloves. They can also be worn as inner gloves under other work gloves to increase comfort and reduce perspiration.
In sectors such as the art or cosmetics industry, they protect against fingerprints and soiling. During cleaning work, they protect the hands from aggressive cleaning agents and dirt, while at the same time allowing the work to be carried out with precision.
High-quality cotton gloves offer protection where conventional protective gloves reach their limits. They are ideal as an additional layer under work gloves to protect the skin from irritation caused by heat and moisture build-up. Cotton absorbs perspiration effectively, which significantly improves wearer comfort, especially in models without an inner lining. Cotton gloves therefore specifically increase the comfort and protective effect of the main protective gloves.
Cotton gloves are ideal for allergy sufferers as they do not contain any potentially allergenic substances. Unlike latex, which often triggers allergies, and vinyl, which can contain harmful plasticisers, cotton gloves are a safe alternative. Gloves made of synthetic fibres such as nylon or nitrile are also suitable for allergy sufferers and are characterised by a high level of skin tolerance. Powdered latex gloves, on the other hand, are particularly risky, as they have not been permitted for use in the healthcare sector for years and should also be avoided in everyday life.
Cotton gloves also play an important role in skin care, especially for people with atopic dermatitis. This skin condition, which is characterised by dry, itchy and inflamed areas of skin, requires careful care and protection of the affected areas. Cotton gloves offer a gentle and effective solution. Their breathability and skin-friendliness allow the skin to breathe and minimise sweating, two important factors for neurodermatitis sufferers.
Wearing cotton gloves can also act as a protective barrier, preventing direct contact with allergens and irritants. This is particularly important for people whose skin reacts easily to environmental factors or substances they come into contact with in everyday life. Another important advantage of cotton gloves is that they prevent or at least minimise scratching. For neurodermatitis sufferers, scratching at night can occur unconsciously and disrupt the healing process. Cotton gloves can limit these unconscious reactions and thus help to soothe the skin.
Proper care is essential to ensure a long service life. Wash the gloves in cold or lukewarm water to prevent shrinkage and use a mild detergent. The gloves should be washed by hand so that they retain their shape. After washing, squeeze out the gloves, do not wring them out and leave them to dry flat in the air out of direct sunlight. Do not tumble dry to avoid shrinkage and always follow the manufacturer's care instructions.
Place a tape measure around the widest part of your hand (thumbs excluded) and measure the circumference. You can now use the table below to determine the appropriate size: