Leather

Leather is the traditional material of choice for many when it comes to gloves, and has a long and glorious history. As a glove material, it offers a level of abrasion protection that is hard to beat, but unfortunately is not effective against cut. For this reason, we continue to offer a fine selection of leather styles, some with cut-resistant linings, because they are still the favourite choice for industrial and construction applications and other heavy-duty jobs.

For a complete selection of cut-resistant styles, please visit our Cut Resistant Gloves section. Scientific advancements in the development of cut-resistant fibers have opened up infinite possibilities, providing a reliable alternative to leather with few or no limitations in supply - or worse yet - major fluctuations in price.



 

Economy Leather Face

 

HB Series Good-quality Clute Leather Glove

 

Canuck™ Premium Quality Clute Leather Gloves

 

Sidewall® Leatherface

 

Crewmate™ Double Palm Safety Cuff Leather Gloves

 

Teammate™ Split Leather Safety Cuff Gloves

 

Endura® Grain Safety Cuff Leather Glove

 

Endura® Driver and Roper Leather Glove

 

OilBloc™ Nitrile-Lined Safety Cuff Leather Gloves

 

SideKick® Heavy-duty Kevlar®-sewn Safety Cuff Leather Glove

 

Vibrastop Leather Glove

 

Lineman Leather Gloves

 

CrewMate™ Heavy-Duty Fitter Series Leather Gloves

 

Endura® Leather/PU Palm Gloves

 

Endura® Split-leather Mitts and Gloves

 

How to Select a Leather Work Glove

 
Common glove myth
ImageLeather is good for abrasion resistance, which is why it is used in bikers jackets. However, it is so low in cut resistance that even a lightweight string-knit cotton glove is more cut resistant than the average leather glove.
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Head Office
36 Vimy Street, Acton
ON, Canada L7J 1S1
Phone: (519) 853-1920
Toll Free: (800) 265-7617
Fax: (519) 853-4496

 

Superior Glove Works Ltd. – Work Gloves and Safety 1-800-265-7617 Site last updated November 2009