Learn About Gloves

Snickers gloves are a true product of their environment, built for harsh Scandinavian winters with a focus on cold handling, water resistance and mechanical protection. Learn about Snickers here, with our short introductory guide.

It's actually possible for hot chillies to burn through rubber gloves. To help people who work with extremely hot chillies, we've created this guide describing the gloves for the job!

This short guide looks into your favourite PPE brand, Ultimate Industrial, giving you the lowdown on their back story, their best work gloves and the gloves we would recommend for your industry.

If you want to buy MaxiCut Gloves, you might be wondering which ones to buy. To help you make your decision, we've created this comparative blog that lays down the pros and cons of each.

EN standards are often found on the back of the gloves to measure abrasion, cuts and more. Often, you'll find numbers representing other standards, such as ANSI. Learn about the difference between EN and ANSI standards with this short guide.

ATG have developed a range of gloves that offer reliability, quality, affordability, productivity and best of all, protection. This article looks into ATG Gloves, explaining how they've used technology to take over the glove industry.

While gardening, thorns demand puncture resistance, sharp twigs demand tear resistance, and extreme weather means that thermal and thick gloves might prove the best option. We've created this guide giving you the lowdown on our gardening gloves range.

We believe that it is our responsibility to take the time to find vegan-friendly gloves on your behalf. The industry is starting to grow, with variations of wool and leather starting to appear in work, winter and gardening gloves. We've created this little article giving you an Introduction to Vegan Gloves, helping you understand which gloves are vegan, which aren't, and what to look for when buying your vegan gloves.

Out of all our gloves, it's heat resistant gloves that you'll want to trust most. Whether you work in foundry with heat that could burn through metal, or you're a chef who will be taking hot trays from the oven, you'll expect that the heat-resistant gloves that you are wearing will protect you from burns. This article quickly explains what EN standards are before giving you the lowdown on EN 407 so you are less likely to put the wrong glove into a molten furnace!