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Leather Work Gloves 2 Pairs Water Resistant Construction Garden Car Repair Gloves Available in Size L for Men and Women

~~£26.14~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.

Sold by A10 ROOFING (LONDON) LIMITED

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Product information

Description

General description

The Leather Work Gloves are crafted from high-quality cowhide leather, ensuring durability and breathability. These gloves are designed to be thick yet soft, providing comfort for extended wear during various tasks. They are suitable for both men and women and come in three sizes: medium, large, and extra large.

Technical specifications

Material: Cowhide

Available Sizes: Medium, Large, Extra Large

Size Measurements:

XL: Length: 21 cm, Palm Circumference: 21-22 cm, Palm Width: 9.5-10.5 cm

L: Length: 19 cm, Palm Circumference: 20-21 cm, Palm Width: 8.5-9.5 cm

M: Length: 18 cm, Palm Circumference: 18-19 cm, Palm Width: 7-8.5 cm

Weight: 132 g/pair

Color: Yellow

Usage

These gloves are ideal for a variety of applications, including:

Gardening

Construction

Auto repair

Carpentry

Heavy-duty work

Other information

Specially designed with wear-resistant palms and flexible fingers for enhanced protection and comfort.

To maintain the gloves, wipe them with soapy water and avoid soaking them. Do not expose wet gloves to direct sunlight.

Due to manual measurements, there may be an error of 0.5-1 cm.

Features

Brand
CYSLMUK
Colour
Yellow
Clothing size
XL
Recommended age
Adult
Length
19 cm
Material
Leather
Weight
200 g
Type of gloves
Gardening
ManoMano Reference
ME89800996
MMID
332545597013
Product code
PB-007207ZY
EAN
9010050242740

Customer reviews

2,5

/ 2 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

MManoMano Customer

Published on 21/05/2026, United Kingdom

The size is not quite right for my hands I hope they will stretch a little.

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