Grain Cowhide Work Gloves

Grain Cowhide Work Gloves with a Keystone Thumb for Comfortable Gardening and Wooden Tool Handling

Natural Yellow / XS
$36.95
Sale price  $36.95 Regular price 
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Grain Cowhide Work Gloves with a Keystone Thumb for Comfortable Gardening and Wooden Tool Handling

$36.95
Sale price  $36.95 Regular price 
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Grain cowhide work gloves make everyday gardening more comfortable when handling rough soil, dry bark and wooden tool handles. Barebones pairs soft, warm and breathable leather with a classic design for practical outdoor use.

Keystone thumb stitching improves dexterity as you handle tools, while the shirred elastic back helps keep the gloves in place. The fit runs small, and residual dye may transfer to your hands; use dish or gardening soap to remove excess dye from your skin.

Features

  • Grain cowhide offers a soft, warm and breathable feel.
  • Keystone thumb stitching improves dexterity for tool handling.
  • Shirred elastic back helps keep the gloves in place during use.
  • Designed for gardening tasks involving plants, rough soil, dry bark and wooden tool handles.

Specifications

  • Material: Grain cowhide
  • Thumb construction: Keystone thumb stitching
  • Back construction: Shirred elastic
  • Colors: Natural Yellow, Olive, Cognac
  • Sizes: XS, SM/MD, LG/XL
  • Fit: Sizes run small
  • Dye transfer: Residual color transfer may occur
  • Removing dye from hands: Wash hands with dish or gardening soap

Frequently Asked Questions

What gardening tasks are these work gloves suited to?

These cowhide work gloves are suited to handling plants, rough soil, dry bark and wooden tool handles. The keystone thumb stitching helps with dexterity when working with tools.

How do these work gloves fit?

These work gloves run small. They come in XS, SM/MD and LG/XL, so consider the smaller fit when choosing your size.

What helps the gloves stay in place?

The work gloves have a shirred elastic back that helps hold them in place while you work.

What should I do if the gloves transfer dye to my hands?

Wash your hands with dish or gardening soap to remove excess dye. Residual color transfer can occur with these gloves.

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