Watson Gloves

Watson Gloves are manufactured in several locations, including both domestic and international facilities. The company is based in Canada, and they produce a significant portion of their gloves in their own facilities there. Additionally, Watson Gloves sources some of their products from trusted manufacturers in other countries to offer a wide range of options and maintain competitive pricing.

Watson Gloves ensures that all their products, regardless of the manufacturing location, meet their high standards for quality and durability. The company carefully selects their production partners to adhere to strict quality control processes, ensuring that their gloves deliver reliable performance and comfort.

Choosing the right size of gloves is crucial for comfort and effectiveness. Here’s how to find your correct size:

• Measure Your Hand: Use a tape measure or ruler to measure the circumference of your hand around the knuckles (excluding the thumb). Compare this measurement with the sizing chart provided by Watson Gloves.
• Check the Sizing Chart: Watson Gloves provides a sizing chart for each type of glove, which includes hand measurements and corresponding glove sizes.
• Consider the Fit: Gloves should fit snugly but not too tight. Ensure there is enough room for movement and flexibility without excess material that could interfere with your tasks.

If you’re between sizes, it’s generally better to choose the larger size for comfort and mobility, especially if you plan to wear liners or need extra room for movement.

Watson Gloves utilizes a variety of high-quality materials to ensure durability, comfort, and functionality. Common materials include:

• Leather: Often used for work gloves due to its durability and protection. Types of leather include cowhide, pigskin, and goatskin.
• Synthetic Fabrics: Such as polyester and nylon, which offer flexibility, breathability, and resistance to abrasion.
• Rubber and Latex: Used for grip and waterproofing in specialized gloves.
• Foam and Gel Padding: To provide additional cushioning and comfort, particularly in work and safety gloves.

Each material is chosen based on the specific requirements of the glove, whether for heavy-duty work, gardening, or other applications.