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Long gardening gloves for women: Protect thorns and forearms while pruning roses. Breathable leather gloves. Ideal gift for gardeners.

Product information

Description

General description

These long gardening gloves for women are designed to provide excellent protection while pruning roses and handling thorny plants. Made from high-quality cowhide leather, they ensure durability and comfort. The polycotton back features a vibrant floral print, adding a touch of style while offering puncture protection.

Technical specifications

Material: Cowhide leather (palm and fingertips), polycotton (back)

Design: Anti-stab design with double stitching

Features: Soft palm, reinforced fingertips, adjustable extended cuffs

Touch screen compatible

Compatibility and accessories

Ideal for use with electronic devices while gardening

Usage

Perfect for pruning roses, handling cacti, and working with thorny plants like blackberries and brambles

Can be used year-round due to breathable material

Other information

Color may vary slightly from photos due to monitor calibration

Please allow 1-3 cm error due to manual measurement

Features

Brand
SJQKA
Colour
Yellow
Glove size
7
Clothing size
Large
Recommended age
Adult
Touchscreen compatible
Yes
Waterproof
Yes
Material
Leather
Abrasion resistance
1
Tear resistance (class t)
1
Puncture resistance
1
Type of gloves
Gardening
ManoMano Reference
ME93856208
MMID
490219708873
Product code
HD129-040207
EAN
7984263582257

Customer reviews

4,0

/ 1 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

MManoMano Customer

Published on 03/08/2026, France

The gloves are well-made, durable, very attractive, and offer good protection. The only downside is that they run a little small.

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