Cotton Gloves

Cotton Gloves are hand coverings that are chosen to wear over your hands. The gloves have four finger stalls and a fifth stall for your thumb. Cotton gloves are typically designed to fit a little loose for optimum comfort. Cotton gloves are made from natural cotton fabric, which gives them a soft feel. Lint-free cotton is used to make these fine quality medium weight cotton gloves. They are made with extra fingertip sensitivity in mind, and they absorb moisture and oil from the hands to prevent stains on products. This high-quality glove is used to protect skin injuries and disorders in a gentle manner. These gloves are available in fingertip or mitten style and can withstand high temperatures without harming human skin.

Types of Cotton Gloves:

String Gloves: The most common type of cotton glove is string gloves. These gloves are multi-purpose, which means they're useful in a pinch or for jobs that haven't been fully defined. Look for various gauge ratings, which refer to the number of stitches per inch - a higher number generally indicates a higher quality glove.

Dotted and Coated Gloves: Cotton gloves with a dot-style pattern or other type of textured coating are added to improve the wearer's grip. The texture is usually present on the glove's palm as well as the fingers.

Jersey Gloves: Jersey gloves are designed to be comfortable and are typically available in darker colors. They are designed to be used in jobs that require light abrasion. These are ideal for dirt-related outdoor work, such as landscaping.

Chore Gloves: Chore gloves have a cotton shell that makes them more durable for light duty style applications. They are usually made with a lining to increase the wearer's comfort as well as to increase airflow so that the shell doesn't make them too hot to wear.

Hotmill Gloves: Hotmill gloves are ideal for situations involving prolonged exposure to moderate heat. Hotmill gloves are designed with multiple layers to protect against heat, but they are not fireproof. Some hotmill gloves include a liner that traps hot or warm air and acts as an insulator.

Terry Gloves: Terry gloves can be found in most hardware stores. These general-purpose gloves offer a small amount of heat and abrasion resistance to the wearer.