Glove Materials
Cowhide
- Most commonly used in our leather gloves
- High abrasion resistance, puncture resistance, and tensile strength
Deerskin
- Naturally soft and flexible
- Highest cost of glove leathers
- Moderate abrasion resistance
Pigskin
- Economical grain leather choice
- Higher abrasion, puncture and water resistance than other leather
- Flexible after repeated wetting
Goatskin
- Dense, but flexible, fiber structure
- Retains good strength for a thinner leather
- Perfect for medium duty jobs
Synthetic
- Thin & flexible – Ideal for high-dexterity gloves
- Provides excellent abrasion resistance, tear resistance, and puncture resistance
- Does not harden or absorb moisture when exposed
- Machine washable
Cowhide
- Most commonly used in our leather gloves
- High abrasion resistance, puncture resistance, and tensile strength
Deerskin
- Naturally soft and flexible
- Highest cost of glove leathers
- Moderate abrasion resistance
Pigskin
- Economical grain leather choice
- Higher abrasion, puncture and water resistance than other leather
- Flexible after repeated wetting
Goatskin
- Dense, but flexible, fiber structure
- Retains good strength for a thinner leather
- Perfect for medium duty jobs
Synthetic
- Thin & flexible – Ideal for high-dexterity gloves
- Provides excellent abrasion resistance, tear resistance, and puncture resistance
- Does not harden or absorb moisture when exposed
- Machine washable
