Description
Good garden gloves protect your hands without making them clumsy. These gloves combine a tough palm with a light, airy back.
The palm and the fingers are coated with nitrile. Nitrile is a kind of synthetic rubber. It is tough enough to stop most thorns from roses and brambles, and it keeps water and wet soil out. Your hands stay dry, also when you pull weeds after a rain shower.
The back of the glove is knitted fabric. It lets air through, so your hands don’t get sweaty on a warm day.
The cuff is knitted too and fits closely around your wrist. When you dig or work in a pile of leaves, no sand or soil falls inside.
The gloves are washable at thirty degrees. Let them dry in the air, not on a heater.
Size L fits a large hand. For a smaller hand, choose the garden gloves, size M: the same glove, one size smaller.
Tip: lay the gloves on a windowsill after use, palm up. They dry faster and the coating stays soft.
