Gloves

Shop our work gloves range, covering cut resistant, grip, waterproof and thermal styles, all EN388 rated for reliable hand protection. Also, explore our Disposable Gloves range for single-use hygiene needs.

Gloves

Grab n Grip Black Glove

£1.74 Inc. VAT

£1.45 Ex. VAT
Red Cut Level 1 - PU Glove

£2.17 Inc. VAT

£1.81 Ex. VAT
Traffi TG1010 Classic 1 Red Glove

£2.68 - £2.70 Inc. VAT

£2.23 - £2.25 Ex. VAT
KoolGrip Thermal Glove

£2.30 Inc. VAT

£1.92 Ex. VAT
Coloursafe Green Cut Level C Glove

£4.40 Inc. VAT

£3.67 Ex. VAT
A310 Flexo Grip Nitrile Glove

£1.49 Inc. VAT

£1.24 Ex. VAT
Orange Cut Level B Glove

£9.37 Inc. VAT

£7.81 Ex. VAT
Watersafe Baltic Wet Grip Orange Glove

£6.83 Inc. VAT

£5.69 Ex. VAT
X5 - Sumo Cut Level E Glove

£8.29 Inc. VAT

£6.91 Ex. VAT
Skytec Neon Xtra Glove

£1.66 Inc. VAT

£1.38 Ex. VAT
Nitrile Coated Waterproof Cut Level E Glove

£11.40 Inc. VAT

£9.50 Ex. VAT
Hantex NEXA Nitrile Foam Glove – Cut Level E

£3.90 - £8.74 Inc. VAT

£3.25 - £7.28 Ex. VAT
Latex Thermo Star Orange Thermal Glove Cut Level B

£2.12 Inc. VAT

£1.77 Ex. VAT
Traffi TG3140 Morphic Cut Level B Amber Glove

£6.60 Inc. VAT

£5.50 Ex. VAT
Skytec Ninja Flex™

£3.82 Inc. VAT

£3.18 Ex. VAT
Watersafe Atlantic Wet Grip Red Glove

£4.66 Inc. VAT

£3.88 Ex. VAT
Protecta Plus Cut Level F Glove

£8.03 Inc. VAT

£6.69 Ex. VAT
Skytec Ninja Lite Glove

£4.44 Inc. VAT

£3.70 Ex. VAT

Work Gloves for Every Task

Our work gloves range covers cut-resistant, grip, thermal, waterproof, rigger and anti-vibration styles, so you can match the right protection to the job rather than a one-size-fits-all glove. All gloves are tested to EN388, the European standard for mechanical risks such as abrasion, cut, tear and puncture. They're part of our wider Gloves & Gauntlets range, which also covers disposable and single-use options.

Popular Work Gloves

Traffi TG5210 Metric Cut C Green Glove – EN388:2016 cut level C, PU coated for grip in dry conditions, close-fitting for general handling with a cut risk.
Polyco Matrix F Grip Glove – foamed nitrile coating for dexterity and grip, close-fitting design suited to tactile handling tasks.
Watersafe Baltic Wet Grip Glove – waterproof latex coating to the wrist with a sandy palm for wet and dry grip, ideal for cold stores and outdoor work.
Showa 451 Thermo Grip Glove – EN511 rated for cold protection, breathable and flexible with good grip in damp conditions.
Heavy Duty Rigger Glove (Double Palm) – natural split leather with a drill back and rubberised cuff, built for tough handling and general labour.
Palm Padded Anti-Vibration Gloves – foam latex coating designed to reduce high-frequency vibration, with a breathable knitted construction.

Types of Work Gloves We Stock

Cut-resistant gloves – EN388 rated for abrasion, cut and puncture resistance, suited to metalwork, glass handling and sharp materials
Grip and general handling gloves – nitrile, PU or latex coated for dexterity across everyday warehouse and site tasks
Waterproof and wet grip gloves – latex or nitrile coated to the wrist for cold stores, outdoor and wet-condition work
Thermal gloves – EN511 rated insulation for cold storage, outdoor winter work and refrigeration
Rigger gloves – leather construction for heavy handling, demolition and general labour
Anti-vibration gloves – padded palms to reduce the effects of high-frequency vibration from power tools

Understanding EN388 Cut Levels

EN388 is the European standard for gloves against mechanical risks, covering abrasion, cut, tear and puncture resistance. Since the 2016 revision, cut resistance is also shown as a letter from A (lowest) to F (highest) alongside the numeric score. Lower cut levels suit light handling with minimal sharp-edge risk, while higher levels are built for metalwork, glass handling or genuine laceration hazards. For a full breakdown of what each number and letter means, read our EN388 Gloves Explained guide. If you need single-use protection instead of a reusable glove, see our Disposable Gloves range.

Work Gloves FAQs

What are the different types of work gloves?

Our range covers cut-resistant, general handling and grip, thermal, waterproof, rigger and anti-vibration gloves. The right type depends on the risk you're protecting against on site.

Should work gloves be tight or loose?

Work gloves should fit snugly with no loose material at the fingertips, which can reduce dexterity and catch on machinery. Too tight restricts movement and causes fatigue over a shift.

What does the EN388 rating mean on work gloves?

EN388 tests gloves against mechanical risks including abrasion, cut, tear and puncture, shown as a series of numbers and a cut letter from A to F on newer gloves.

What cut level do I need for my job?

Lower cut levels such as A or B suit light handling with minimal sharp edge risk. Higher levels like E or F suit metalwork or tasks with a laceration hazard.

Are your work gloves waterproof?

Some are, including our Watersafe range with a latex coating to the wrist for wet conditions. Check the individual product listing, as not every glove in the range is waterproof.

What's the difference between work gloves and mechanics gloves?

Mechanics gloves are a type of work glove built for dexterity and grip around tools and machinery, usually with padded knuckles. General work gloves cover a wider range of tasks.

When should I use anti-vibration gloves?

Use anti-vibration gloves for tasks involving power tools that transmit high-frequency vibration, such as drills and grinders, to help reduce the risk of hand-arm vibration syndrome.