Gardening Gloves
Our range of specifically sourced gardening gloves offer great dexterity making them ideal for both professional and home garden use. We also now stock Biodegradable Nitrile Gloves. Available in a range of colours, they are perfect for use in the garden whilst at the same time helping to look after the environment.
- Comfortable fine Nylon liner with crinkle latex palm coating for reliable grip
- A tough, general purpose glove suitable for an extensive variety of applications
- As Low As £0.80 per Pair
- Perfect for grass cutting, weeding and pruning
- Lightweight and fitted gloves with a secure strap
- As Low As £10.20 per Pair
- Heavy-duty leather work gloves specially designed for those tougher garden tasks
- Breathable, ventilated mesh back for cooler comfort
- As Low As £4.75 per Pair
- Unmatched Durability, Unrivaled Comfort: Elevate Your Safety Standards
- As Low As £7.65 per pair
- A classic Canadian style Rigger Glove ideal for all types of manual handling
- Tough yet cost effective general purpose leather palm glove
- As Low As £1.30 per Pair
- Quality leather with stiff rubberised cuff and red drill backing
- EN388 Mechanical Resistance Levels 3142X (High Abrasion Levels)
- As Low as £1.99 per Pair
- General purpose red polyester glove palm coated with black foam latex
- Superb grip in both dry and wet applications
- As Low As £1.20 per Pair
- Hardwearing general-purpose rigger gloves at a fantastic price!
- Durable multi-purpose gloves ideal for manual handling tasks
- Only £2.45 per Pair
- Hydrophobic treated liner with a foamed nitrile three-quarter coating for 3D water resistant protection
- Tactile touch sensitive fingertips
- As Low As £3.25 per Pair
- Made from premium quality leather which is soft, resilient and provides excellent grip
- Fleecy lining and waterproof membrane keeps hands warm
- As Low as £20.20 per Pair
- PVC coated gloves for general handling & warehousing applications
- EN388 Mechanical Resistance Levels 4111X - Max Abrasion Levels
- As Low As £1.50 per Pair
- Economy grip gloves ideal for an array of day to day work tasks
- EN388:2016 Mechanical Resistance Levels 2121X - Tear Resistance
- As Low As £0.68 per Pair
- Built to withstand the elements with waterproof construction
- EN388 Mechanical Resistance Levels 2121
- As Low As £7.40 per Pair
- Economy grip gloves ideal for an array of day to day work tasks
- EN388:2016 Mechanical Resistance Levels 2121X
- As Low As £0.90 per Pair
- Hydrophobic treated cut resistant gloves provide robust protection
- Maximum levels of cut, abrasion and tear resistance
- As Low As £9.20 per Pair
- Polyflex® Eco N sets a new standard for comfort and dexterity in the industry
- Seamless knitted liner made in part from recycled plastics
- As Low As £3.05 per Pair
- SilverClear® antimicrobial technology inhibits the growth of viruses
- Seamless knitted liner made in part from recycled plastics
- As Low As £2.60 per Pair
- The perfect glove for the tougher jobs in the garden and general DIY
- Double dipped latex coating offers greater thorn resistance
- As Low As £4.35 per Pair
- Great heavy-duty glove that is lightweight enough to allow full dexterity
- The perfect choice for gardening and DIY
- As Low As £6.30 per Pair
- Gloves help to protect hands from thorns and nettles
- Made from stretchable and breathable fabric to keep hands cool
- As Low As £7.85 per Pair
- Gloves help to protect hands from thorns and nettles
- Made from stretchable and breathable fabric to keep hands cool
- As Low As £9.50 per Pair
- Providing quality protection while keeping hands warm and comfortable
- Designed to protect hands while gardening in cold conditions
- As Low As £5.40 per Pair
- Protective leather knuckle guard keeps the top of the hand protected
- Heavy-duty leather work gloves specially designed for those tougher garden tasks
- As Low As £5.90 per Pair
- Durable glove that remains flexible to –50ºC
- Gloves provide excellent grip in dry, wet or oily applications
- As Low As £5.90 per Pair
- Excellent multi-purpose glove for wet and oily environments.
- Fully nitrile dipped for durable protection.
- As Low As £2.75 per Pair
- Premium rigger glove with full leather index, wing thumb and fingertips
- EN388 Mechanical Resistance Levels 3142X (High Abrasion Levels)
- As Low As £2.07 per Pair
- Versatile Latex coated gripper gloves provide grip and dexterity
- EN388:2016 Mechanical Resistance Levels 2121X
- As Low As £1.25 per Pair
- Seamless Polyester liner with a Nitrile palm coating for grip and dexterity
- EN388:2016 Mechanical Resistance Levels 4121X - High Abrasion Levels
- As Low As £0.93 per Pair
- Best selling versatile gloves offer outstanding mechanical performance
- Extra high cut protection level to EN388:2016
- As Low As £5.80 per Pair
- Finest quality gloves offer a longer life span than other gloves
- EN388 Mechanical Resistance Levels 2142
- As Low As £2.90 per Pair
- Premium quality gripper gloves from leading brand Showa
- EN388 Mechanical Resistance Levels 4121
- As Low As £3.60 per Pair
- Seamless knitted glove with polyurethane palm coating
- Enables the wearer to safely handle rough and sharp objects
- As Low As £0.75 per Pair
- Ultra-lightweight, breathable and highly flexible gloves, ensuring ultimate comfort
- Combines excellent tactility with high protection
- As Low As £10.15 per Pair
- Premium hand protection for those working in harsh conditions
- Material stays flexible at very low temperatures, ideal for cold storage
- As Low As £6.20 per Pair
- Premium fully coated Nitrile glove with additional second sandy nitrile coating
- Coating to the palm for increased grip and protection in wet and oily situations
- As Low As £2.45 per Pair
Choose The Right Gardening Gloves For Your Protection
Gardening is a rewarding hobby, but it’s not without its hazards. Many people are aware that gloves can prevent cuts and blisters, but fewer realise the full range of protection they provide.
Regular garden tasks can expose your hands to harmful bacteria, insect bites, fungal spores and harsh chemicals. You may also face sharp thorns that leave cuts and grazes which can become infected.
Wearing gloves is one of the simplest ways to safeguard your health while maintaining comfort and control.
In our range you will find many top brands and styles of gardening gloves.
Check out our great collection of Briers gloves, including thermal gloves and ladies gardening gloves.
Alternatively if you are tackling heavy-duty gardening tasks you can find great value in cut resistant options such as Polyco cut resistant gloves or tough all-rounders like UCI nylon gloves. Keep your hands protected without compromising on comfort, value or durability at JustGloves.
Match the Glove to the Task
The right gloves depend heavily on the type of gardening you're doing. Here's a breakdown to help you choose:
| Task | Ideal Gloves | Benefits | Example Gloves |
|---|
| Light Gardening Tasks (e.g. potting, deadheading, weeding in dry weather) | Cotton or nitrile-coated gloves | These are lightweight, breathable, and allow for precision and flexibility. Cotton gloves are soft and comfortable, great for planting or transplanting. Nitrile-coated gloves provide better grip and some water resistance. They have a slim design for detailed work and can feature an elastic wrist. |  |
| Medium to Heavy-Duty Gardening (e.g. cutting back brambles, roses, nettles) | Leather or synthetic gloves with reinforced palms | These provide good protection against rough surfaces and garden debris, without being overly bulky. Choose gloves with padded or reinforced sections to protect your fingers and palm. This helps in preventing injury when using spades, shears, or other hand tools. |  |
| Thorny or Hazardous Work (e.g. potting, deadheading, weeding in dry weather) | Gauntlet-style gloves or thorn-proof leather gloves | Manufacturers use thick materials to make them. They often add long cuffs to protect your wrists and lower arms from scratches and stings. Leather gardening gloves are ideal for tackling dense or aggressive plants and for clearing overgrown areas. |  |
| Wet or Muddy Conditions | Waterproof rubber or latex coated gloves with fleece lining | When working in wet weather or with damp soil, waterproof gardening gloves not only keep your hands protected but also dry and warm. This helps prevent your skin from getting sore or chapped. |  |
Gardening Gloves material types
Leather gloves are a popular choice for demanding garden tasks thanks to their natural toughness and durability. They provide great protection against thorns, cuts, and scrapes. The strong leather palm and fingers make them perfect for handling brambles or thorny bushes.
Most leather gloves have some water resistance. However, do not dry them on a radiator or direct heat. Leather gloves dried in such a way can make the leather stiff and uncomfortable to wear.
Cotton gloves are a great choice for light garden duties, especially during warm, dry weather. They are lightweight, breathable, and comfortable making them great for keeping your hands clean during tasks like planting seeds, handling pots, or light weeding.
These gloves are generally inexpensive and often come in a variety of colours and prints. Importantly note that cotton gloves offer minimal protection against cuts or thorns, and they’re not waterproof.
Nitrile coated or synthetic gloves are a versatile option for everyday gardening tasks. They offer a good balance between protection, comfort, and dexterity. Made from a combination of knitted fabric and coated with a layer of nitrile, a synthetic rubber. These gloves provide a snug fit and excellent flexibility.
The nitrile coating adds grip and water resistance, making them especially useful when working with damp soil or handling smooth tools. Unlike natural latex, nitrile is suitable for most users with allergies. Designers create these lightweight gloves to protect against light cuts, scrapes, and contact with mild chemicals.
Rubber gloves are the go-to choice for tasks that involve water, chemicals, or potentially hazardous materials. If you clean drains or ponds, or handle fertilizer or toxic plants, rubber gloves can provide reliable protection.
They are great for working with chemical products. They help stop skin irritation and prevent harmful substances from entering the skin. If you have a latex allergy, avoid regular rubber gloves. Choose a latex-free option like nitrile instead.
