General questions:

How should Mud Gloves fit?

• Our gloves should fit "snug" but not tight. Your fingers should comfortably go to the end without 'pushing' the finger tips.
• They shouldn't constrict or bind.

• Although all of our gloves are machine washable, it is recommended that you first wash the gloves off under a faucet or with a garden hose while leaving the gloves on your hands. It’s okay to use detergent or soap if needed.
• Gloves can be machine washed for a more thorough cleaning.
• It is recommended to let the gloves air dry in direct sun. However, they can also be set to dry in a dryer at a low to medium setting for about 20 minutes.

Frequently Asked Questions About Mud Original Gloves

What are the Original gloves made out of?

• Mud Originals are made with a 100% cotton 2-piece jersey liner coated in rubber latex on the palm and fingers.
• Safe use by or on those with latex allergies has not been established.

• The Original liner is ergonomically tailored to fit the natural contour of the gardener’s hand. The tough latex coating is highly abrasion resistant and covers the knuckles to provide protection against objects in the soil, making the Original great for any handle chore or application that requires hand protection.

What are some other ways I can use these gloves?

• Dirt and dust cleanup, weeding, landscaping, stone/rock work, wood and brush clearing.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Cool Mud Gloves

What are Cool Mud gloves made out of?

• Cool Mud gloves are made with 100% nylon lining with air infused nitrile coating on the palm and fingers.
• Aloe Vera lotion embedded in the glove fibers, which keeps hands soft while you are working in the garden.

• A breathable, water repellent nitrile coating keeps hands cool and dry, while a seamless knit liner containing LYCRA BODYCARE, an aloe vera additive that moisturizes hands during use, helps keep skin soft.
• Cool Mud gloves are also treated with Sin Aqua, a water repellency agent.

• Dirt and dust cleanup, weeding, plant watering & trimming.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Simply Mud Gloves

What are Simply Mud gloves made out of?

• Simply Mud gloves are made with 100% nylon lining with nitrile coating on the palm and fingers.

• The liner allows the hands to breath while working in warm conditions and the glove is machine washable.
• Tough gardeners touch nitrile finish is treated with a process that creates a sponge like surface with millions of air pockets.

• Dirt and dust cleanup, weeding, plant trimming, minor landscape work.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Potter's Gloves

What are Potters Gloves made out of?

• Potters Gloves are made with 100% nylon lining with rubber latex coating on the palm and fingers.
• Safe use by or on those with latex allergies has not been established.

• The Potters glove is for highly tactile chores where a gardener needs to feel what they are working on with out removing their gloves. The air infused latex allows for increased sensitivity and the light weight liner keeps hands and fingers moving freely.

• Whenever you have a project, big or small. that requires protection, support and durability, this is the glove for you. If you are starting a garden, flower bed, or landscape setup, this glove is best.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Mud Puddles Gloves

What are Mud Puddles gloves made out of?

• Mud Puddles are made with a 100% cotton 2-piece jersey liner coated in rubber latex on the palm and fingers.
• Safe use by or on those with latex allergies has not been established.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Sunflower Gloves

What are the Sunflower gloves made out of?

• Sunflower gloves are made with 100% nylon material which features an SPF 50 UV protective fabric. The gauntlet is made from an air mesh to keep arms cool while the palm of the glove is coated with a pvc dot for increased durability.

• With an SPF 50 rated fabric, the Sunflower provides protection from the suns harmful rays which are the leading cause of skin cancer.

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