Frequently asked
Yes. Once we’ve spec-matched a line to your hazard, we ship a free sample with its cert documentation so you can test it on the job before committing to anything.
No. Most teams start with the single line where their current glove is failing and keep their existing supplier for everything else. We earn the rest by proving the match.
Our lines are rated to ANSI/ISEA 105 cut levels A1–A9, EN388, and where applicable ISEA-138 impact and EN407. Documentation for the specific line is provided with your sample and on request.
We’re an in-house glove manufacturer based in Houston, TX, with inventory warehoused across the U.S. for fast nationwide shipping. Country of origin varies by line and spec, and we share it, with the cert documentation, on request.
Yes. Custom sizing, coatings, and small-batch runs are a core part of what we do. Quantities, timing, and pricing are scoped per job; we confirm them with you directly rather than quoting fixed minimums.
Cut level scales with the sharpness and force of the edge. Glass and metal stamping typically need A6–A9; general assembly is often A2–A4. Tell us the task and we’ll recommend a level — over-speccing just costs you dexterity and money.
A real person replies within one business day, not an auto-responder.
Yes, for qualifying volumes. Ask us and we’ll scope it with you.
Tell us the hazard. We’ll match a glove and prove it.
Give us the exposure and your current glove if you have one. We’ll spec a line and ship a free sample with its cert docs.
- No minimums or annual spend to start
- Cert documentation included
- A real person replies within 1 business day