At North Gloves, we understand the importance of not only providing top-quality industrial working gloves but also ensuring their longevity and your comfort. Here's a comprehensive guide on how to care for your industrial gloves while prioritizing your comfort during prolonged use:

1. Proper Cleaning: Regular cleaning is essential to maintain the functionality and longevity of your industrial gloves. Depending on the type of gloves and the tasks you perform, follow these steps:

• General Cleaning: For most gloves, gently wipe off dirt and debris with a damp cloth. Mild soap or detergent can be used if necessary. Rinse thoroughly and allow the gloves to air dry away from direct heat or sunlight.

• Chemical or Oil-Resistant Gloves: Follow manufacturer guidelines for cleaning, as some chemicals and oils can affect the integrity of the gloves. Use appropriate cleaning agents recommended for your specific glove material.

2. Inspection: Before each use, inspect your gloves for any signs of wear, tear, or damage. Look for holes, fraying, or weakened areas. Replace damaged gloves promptly to ensure continued protection.

3. Storage: Proper storage is crucial to maintain the shape and effectiveness of your industrial gloves:

• Store gloves in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and harsh chemicals.
• Avoid folding or creasing gloves, as this can weaken the material over time.
• Use glove clips or hooks to keep pairs together and prevent misplacement.

4. Comfort and Fit: Comfort is key to ensuring that you can work efficiently and safely for extended periods. Follow these tips to optimize comfort:

• Choose the Right Size: Gloves that are too small can cause discomfort and restrict movement, while oversized gloves can affect dexterity. Refer to our sizing chart to find the perfect fit.
• Flexibility: Opt for gloves with ergonomic designs that allow natural hand movement and flexibility.
• Moisture Management: Look for gloves with breathable materials to prevent moisture buildup, which can cause discomfort and skin irritation.
• Padding and Cushioning: Select gloves with appropriate padding in areas that experience pressure or impact.

5. Glove Liners: Consider using glove liners for added comfort and hygiene, especially during prolonged use. Liners can help wick away moisture, reduce friction, and provide an extra layer of insulation.

6. Regular Breaks: Take short breaks during tasks to give your hands and gloves a chance to breathe. This can help reduce fatigue and discomfort during extended use.

7. Replacement: No matter how well you care for your gloves, they will eventually wear out. Replace gloves when they show signs of significant wear or when their protective capabilities are compromised.

By following these guidelines, you can ensure that your industrial working gloves remain in optimal condition, providing both reliable protection and lasting comfort. If you have any further questions or require assistance, please don't hesitate to contact us by sending an email to info@northgloves.ca. Your safety and comfort are our top priorities at North Gloves.

Stay safe and productive! 

North Gloves Team