Our leather work gloves are ideal for construction sites, horticulture and trades. They are robust, hard-wearing and yet comfortable to wear. Protective leather gloves are ideal for rough and heavy work, as the material is not only tear-resistant but also comfortable to wear.
Content: 12 pair (€3.86* / 1 pair)
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Content: 10 pair (€2.01* / 1 pair)
Content: 12 pair (€6.00* / 1 pair)
Content: 12 pair (€3.57* / 1 pair)
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Leather gloves, also known colloquially as construction gloves, are used in the building trade, in transport and in the packaging industry. Wherever heavy loads have to be carried and work has to be carried out with a firm grip. Leather is therefore the ideal material for these rough activities.
Thanks to its robustness and durability, the material does not tear so quickly and leather gloves are also comfortable to wear. In addition to the usual leather work gloves, there are also welding gloves, which are primarily intended for work that generates heat.
Leather work gloves are primarily used to protect against injuries caused by mechanical stress and heat build-up. Cowhide leather is particularly hard-wearing, robust and tear-resistant, providing optimum protection for the hands. In most cases, leather is also very soft and skin-friendly, making it comfortable to wear. Protective gloves with roughened leather offer additional grip. You can always rely on our high-quality cowhide leather work gloves.
As the name suggests, leather work gloves are made of leather. Cowhide leather is used. Terms such as grain leather glove or split leather glove distinguish the different models from one another. Grain leather refers to the outside of the leather, which is somewhat smoother. Split leather, on the other hand, is the rough inside of the leather layer.
In addition to construction gloves made of leather, there are also so-called welding gloves. They are used to protect against heat and cuts. Welding gloves are equipped with a pulse guard and a cuff provides additional protection for part of the forearm. Leather gloves can be lined with cotton on the inside. The gloves can be ordered in different sizes to provide protection for every hand size.
Standard leather gloves comply with the EN 388 standard (mechanical risks). In addition to EN 388, welding gloves are subject to EN 407 (heat and/or fire). Both standards together form EN 12477, which welding gloves must comply with.
Leather gloves are mainly used in the construction industry, where hands need to be protected from mechanical risks. This includes horticulture, road construction, metal construction, etc. Leather gloves are also used in the storage, transport and packaging industries. Welding gloves are mainly worn for welding, flexing or other rough work where heat may be generated. Leather gloves are a real all-rounder among gloves when it comes to heavy-duty work.
A good fit is crucial for the right workwear. This also applies to work gloves. To determine the correct size, place a tape measure around the widest part of your hand (excluding the thumb) and measure the circumference. You can now use the following table to determine the correct size: