OXXA Worker work gloves 11-240, buffalo grain leather, size 11

Leather is a widely used material for work gloves, because it is sturdy and resists wear well. Grain leather is the outer side of the hide, the side with the natural grain pattern. Which glove suits you depends on the work you do, the size and the degree of feel you need.

What work are leather work gloves suitable for?

Leather work gloves are often used in construction, industry, installation work and renovation. Think of handling wood, stone, metal parts or tools, where your hands are exposed to abrasion, grip demands and dirt. For work involving sharp cutting risks, chemicals or extreme heat, a special type of glove may be required. Always check whether the model suits the risks at your workplace.

Choosing size 11: how to find the right fit

A work glove should fit well without being too tight. If the glove is too large, you lose feel and grip. If it is too small, it is uncomfortable and wears out faster. Size 11 is a larger size, intended for broad hands. To be sure, measure the circumference of your hand around the knuckles and compare it with the manufacturer's size information. The same glove is also available in size 10, as you can see under the related products.

More work gloves at PROFFIX.EU

Besides leather models, the work gloves category also includes other versions, for example gloves with a PU coating, nappa leather or lined winter gloves. This lets you choose per job between a robust leather glove and a lighter variant for precision work. At PROFFIX.EU you can order via the webshop, by phone or by email.

Frequently asked questions

What does grain leather mean for work gloves?

Grain leather is leather in which the outer side of the hide, with its natural grain pattern, has been preserved. This generally makes the material sturdy and wear-resistant.

What size is this work glove model?

This page is about the OXXA Worker 11-240 in size 11. The same glove is also available in size 10.

How do I choose the right work glove size?

Measure the circumference of your hand around the knuckles and compare this with the manufacturer's size chart. The glove should fit well without being too tight, so that you keep your grip and feel.