Garden Gloves
Garden gloves for every job in the yard — planting, weeding, potting, pruning roses and hauling mulch. Our gardening gloves come with microfoam and latex grips, waterproof double-dipped coatings, and leather or thorn-resistant long-sleeve cuffs, in women’s and men’s sizes. Family-owned in Philadelphia since 1985, with free shipping over $75.
How to Choose Gardening Gloves
Planting, weeding and potting: thin, breathable knit gloves with a microfoam or nitrile-coated palm keep your fingertip feel for seedlings and small roots — try the 6-pair microfoam garden gloves or the 1516 hi-vis 12-pair pack.
Wet soil, watering and mud: a double-dipped latex coating sheds water while the back stays breathable — see EndurancePro Aqua in men’s and women’s sizes.
Roses, brambles and thorny shrubs: choose long-sleeve gauntlet gloves with a leather or synthetic-leather palm, like the men’s rose pruning gloves or the Florist Pro rose gloves. For the toughest brush, step up to full leather gloves.
Raking, hauling and heavy yard work: heavyweight brown jersey gloves and PVC dot grip gloves come by the dozen, so there is always a clean pair for the next job.
Garden Gloves for Women, Men and Kids
Women’s styles are cut on a narrower palm with shorter fingers — shop all women’s work and gardening gloves. Gardening with little ones? See our kids gardening gloves and garden tools.
Garden Gloves FAQ
Are your gardening gloves waterproof?
Our EndurancePro Aqua and double-dipped latex gardening gloves have water-resistant coated palms that shed mud and moisture for wet planting, potting and washing tasks, in both men’s and women’s sizes.
Which garden gloves are best for roses and thorns?
Long-sleeve rose gloves with a leather or synthetic-leather palm protect hands and forearms from thorns. For heavy brush and brambles, full leather gloves give the most puncture and abrasion protection.
How should garden gloves fit?
Snug, with no loose fabric at the fingertips — extra material catches on stems and makes it hard to pick up seeds or small roots. If you are between sizes, choose the smaller size for knit gloves and the larger one for leather.
Can I wash gardening gloves?
Knit and coated garden gloves can be washed cool and air dried. Wipe leather gloves clean and let them dry away from direct heat so the leather stays soft.
Are these garden gloves touchscreen compatible?
Some of our women’s garden gloves have touchscreen-friendly fingertips, so you can check your phone without taking them off.
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