Gloves

Which type of gloves should you choose?

Fleece and knitted gloves

For everyday wear in colder weather, compare the fit, wrist coverage and feel of the fabric. An example of a fleece style is the Myrtle Beach MB 7700; knitted options include the Beechfield B495 labelled Thinsulate™. A fabric or insulation name alone does not tell you everything about thermal comfort. The construction, material composition and conditions in which each model is worn also matter.

Touchscreens and uncovered fingers

When staff regularly use their phones, touchscreen-compatible models such as the Beechfield B490 or Myrtle Beach MB 7949 may be useful. For tasks requiring direct contact with objects and more precise handling, another option is the Beechfield B491 fingerless gloves. They leave the fingers uncovered and therefore do not provide the same coverage as conventional gloves.

What should you check before ordering for a team?

When ordering for several people, do not rely on the product photograph alone. Review the details of each model alongside the team’s actual needs:

• Sizes and fit: check the available sizes and fit information; do not assume every pair comes in one universal size.
• Intended use: distinguish between occasional wear at an event, frequent device operation and tasks where fingertip sensitivity matters.
• Coverage: conventional gloves cover the fingers, while fingerless styles provide more direct contact. Assess hand warmers separately, as they may not replace a full glove.

If some team members use phones while others spend longer periods standing outdoors, a mix of styles may be more appropriate than a single model for everyone. Compare the specifications of the selected products rather than relying on general promises about warmth or water resistance.

Coordinated winter accessories and logo options

Gloves can be paired with other seasonal accessories, such as scarves, for a coordinated team set. If you want to add branding, the fabric, available marking area, seams, artwork and appropriate technique must be assessed. A logo cannot automatically be applied to every model; Gajcom can help check feasibility and align the artwork with the product and quantity.

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Frequently asked questions

Do touchscreen gloves work with every device?

They are designed for use with touchscreens, but responsiveness and the area that can operate a screen may vary between models. If a particular device is used frequently, check the model details and, where possible, test it in practice.

How do you choose sizes for a larger team?

First check whether the selected model is offered in different sizes and what measurements the manufacturer provides. Then gather the users’ size requirements; a size label on one model may not be directly comparable with another style.

Are fleece and Thinsulate™ the same type of material?

No. Fleece refers to a type of textile fabric or surface, whereas Thinsulate™ is a name for an insulating material. The name alone cannot reliably tell you which product suits a given temperature; compare specifications and intended uses.

What should an enquiry about logo-branded gloves include?

Useful details are the chosen model, estimated quantities by size, artwork or logo file, and preferred marking position. These details help determine whether branding is suitable for that particular model and support a tailored quotation.