Looking for work gloves that are tough enough to build houses, but fit your hands and stay out of your way? Ironclad gloves are the perfect solution! The Ironclad company was created by Ed Jaeger on a job site in 1997. Working on site with plumbers, masonry workers, demo guys, electricians and construction workers, Jaeger noticed that all the workers had very expensive task-specific tools, but no one was wearing gloves. After asking the workers on the site why they were working in bare hands, they all told him that gloves get in the way of them doing their job.
Today, Ironclad manufactures a huge variety of task-specific gloves to help you get your job done safely, efficiently and effectively. Bringing new technology and innovation to their products, Ironclad has developed and currently owns 74 patents and trademarks around the world that are part of the Advanced Glove Technology, included in all their gloves.
Safety Girl is proud to offer two great Ironclad Tuff Chix Women’s work Gloves. Tuff Chix gloves were created when Extreme Makeover – Home Edition star Paige Hemmis asked Ironclad to create a glove that was tough enough to build houses but fit a woman’s hand.
The Ironclad Tuff Chix Women’s Work Gloves feature reinforced fingernail guards and an anatomically patterned design that fits a woman’s hand perfectly. The gloves are machine washable and constructed of synthetic leather, and include a patented flex pattern on the palm. These gloves are available in hot pink in sizes small through large for just $18.99.
If you’re looking for a winter work glove, check out the Ironclad Women’s Tuff Chix Winter Fleece Work Gloves. These gloves feature Duraclad reinforcement with recessed, double-stitched seams for ultimate durability. They also feature a rubberized knuckle for impact protection, a one-piece synthetic leather palm and finger sidewalls for better grip and dexterity, and a secure, low-profile wrist closure to keep your fingers warm. These gloves are available in hot pink in sizes small through large for just $19.99.
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