Collection: Gloves

Thin knitted gloves with a nitrile or latex coating fit like a second skin: fingers move freely, the hand stays comfortable and the grip holds even on small parts. They suit installation, construction and warehouse work where gloves are worn all day.

How to choose work gloves

• Grip and handling: nitrile or latex-coated gloves for building materials and wet surfaces (EN 388).
• Sharp materials: cut-resistant gloves, cut level C or higher, for sheet metal, profiles, glass and insulation work.
• Winter: insulated gloves with a coated palm keep the grip in frost.
• Welding: leather welding gloves according to EN 12477.

Compare materials in our guide to nitrile, latex, PU and leather work gloves.

Glove markings explained

The EN 388 marking shows abrasion (0–4), coup test cut (0–5 or X), tear (0–4) and puncture (0–4), followed by the ISO 13997 cut letter A–F. Winter work gloves may also carry EN 511 (convective cold, contact cold, water penetration). See EN 388 ratings explained and ISO cut levels.

Frequently asked questions

What do the EN 388 numbers mean? They rate abrasion, cut, tear and puncture resistance; the letter (A–F) is the cut level from the ISO test.

Which gloves work in winter? Insulated gloves with a coated palm keep the grip in frost. Read how to choose winter work gloves.

Can I buy gloves in bulk? Yes, gloves are sold per pair and you can order any quantity for the crew. For large orders write to info@trustgear.eu.

Complete the kit with safety boots, hi-vis workwear and winter hats.