ClawFORCE Cotton Knit Work Gloves: Built for the Jobs That Don't Need Coating
Most work gloves get judged by their coating. Nitrile, PVC, latex — pick one and that's the pitch. Plenty of jobs don't need any of it, and a coated glove just gets in the way.
ClawFORCE Polyester Cotton Knit Work Gloves are new to the GROWL lineup, built for exactly that gap.
When a Bare Knit Glove Is the Right Call
Light assembly, inspection, sorting, general material handling — these tasks need dexterity and breathability, not a chemical barrier. Bulk and heat on the palm add nothing when there's no hazard to guard against.
It's also the right choice for light colored or delicate material handling. Cheap dyed gloves can bleed or stain items they come in contact with. This one doesn't.
This is a 65/35 polyester cotton blend, 7 gauge seamless knit, with a knit wrist that keeps debris out. No seams to dig into your hands.
As a Liner
Crews often wear a lightweight knit glove like this under something else. Under a heavier leather or coated glove in cold weather, it adds insulation and soaks up sweat. Under a disposable nitrile or vinyl glove, it adds a soft layer against skin and cuts down on irritation.
Either way, it's a comfort layer, not a protection layer.
Where Cotton Knit Isn't the Answer
Cotton fiber absorbs moisture, oil, and other liquids. That's fine dry. It's a problem the moment a job turns wet or oily — grip drops fast once the glove is soaked through.
This glove carries no cut, abrasion, impact, or heat rating, and it isn't built to. Sharp edges, impact hazards, or heat call for ClawGUARD or ClawFORGE instead.
Built to Fit
Ships bare on purpose — a clean grip on clean product.
It comes packed 12 pairs to a pack, 120 pairs to a case, in sizes M to XXL. Fits well and stays breathable. Hand wash only, no bleach, no tumble dry.
Match the Glove to the Job
A coated glove doesn't belong on light, dry handling work. This one doesn't belong on wet or hazardous work. ClawFORCE Polyester Cotton Knit Work Gloves are available soon — order through your parts supplier, or find the full lineup at growlproducts.com.
