Sold in a pack of 6 pairs.
They are made from real goatskin, which is durable and flexible. It protects hands from sparks and heat.
The cuffs are made from cowsplit leather, known for its abrasion resistance.
The threads are made from Aramid, ensuring they won't fall apart.

There’s hundreds of different gloves out there so how do you find thoses who suiting your needs? Are you going to try them all and waste tons of money? or risk hurting yourself? 

At Glovemaster, we test every glove on our website. This ensures you can work safely and peacefully. Here are some of the tests we conduct:

-Heat resistance

-Flexibility

-Comfort

-Safe test

To name a few. And let me tell you something, if you’re a Tig/mig/stick/flux welder, the goatskin welding gloves are the gloves you need.

We've made the cuff longer to shield your wrists and forearms from heat and debris. This reduces the risk of burns and injuries.

But, don’t take our words for it.

Here’s what professional welders say about them: "These gloves are a game changer!" "Lasted me twice as long as my old ones." "The long cuff is a must! No more burning my forearm."

We're confident you'll love them, so we offer a 30-day guarantee. Don't like them? Just return them.

Plus, shipping is free on orders over 150$

What size gloves should I buy?

Most brands follow standard sizing charts. Measure your hand's circumference around the knuckles (excluding the thumb) and compare it to the sizing chart provided. If you're between sizes, go for a snug fit since gloves stretch over time.

What’s the best material for my job?

Leather: Durable and great for heavy-duty work.

Nitrile: Resistant to oil, chemicals, and punctures.

Latex: Flexible with a strong grip, but not ideal for oily surfaces.

Cotton: Lightweight but not for tough jobs.

Cut-resistant: For handling sharp objects.

Are these gloves waterproof or insulated for cold weather?

Some gloves have waterproof coatings (like nitrile or PVC) or thermal linings for warmth. Check product descriptions for these features if you're working in wet or cold conditions.

How long do work gloves typically last?

It depends on the material and use. Heavy-duty leather gloves can last months, while disposable nitrile gloves are for single use. Regular wear and tear from the job type also impact longevity.

Can I buy in bulk, and do you offer discounts?

Yes! We offer bulk pricing or wholesale discounts for businesses. Check for volume discounts or reach out for a custom quote.