Types of Gloves at Do it Best

Do it Best carries gloves built for tough jobs, outdoor work, household projects, and everyday protection. Choosing the right style ensures better safety, grip, comfort, and performance.

Product Type

Uses

Features

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Work Gloves

Heavy-duty tasks like construction, woodworking, or home improvement.

Reinforced palms, abrasion resistance, padded knuckles, and cuffs for wrist protection.

work gloves

Coated Gloves

Handling tools, yardwork, plumbing, or slick materials.

Latex, nitrile, or polyurethane-coated palms for grip, and breathable backs for comfort.

Coated Gloves

Garden Gloves

Digging, planting, pruning, or handling soil and mulch.

Flexible materials, cuffs to block dirt, padded fingers, and breathable fabrics.

Garden Gloves

Rubber Gloves

Cleaning, painting, or handling liquids/chemicals around the house.

Waterproof design, chemical-resistant materials, extended cuffs, reusable.

Rubber Gloves

Disposable Gloves

Short-term tasks like food prep, cleaning, or light maintenance.

One-time use, powder-free, latex, nitrile and more options, form-fitting.

Disposable Gloves

Kid’s Gloves

Yardwork, snow play, or DIY help from the little ones.

Smaller sizing, unique designs, waterproof/insulated materials.

Kid's Gloves

 

Getting the Job Done With the Right Gloves

The right pair of gloves ensures your hands stay safe and comfortable, no matter what the job is. Here are a few ways choosing the right gloves helps you get the job done right:

  • Protect Hands on the Job – Shield skin from cuts, splinters, blisters, chemicals, and weather exposure during tough work.

  • Improve Grip and Control – Coated palms and surfaces help with tool control, even when working with wet or slick materials.

  • Stay Comfortable All Day – Breathable backs, padded pressure points, and ergonomic designs reduce hand strain during long projects.

  • Keep Hands Clean & Dry – Rubber and disposable gloves offer a strong moisture and dirt barrier for cleaning and painting.

  • Support Seasonal Weather – Insulated gloves protect against freezing temperatures, and breathable gloves keep hands cool in the summer.

  • Fit Every User – Men’s, women’s, and kids’ sizing helps ensure the right fit for comfort and safety.

Choosing the Right Gloves for Your Project

Use this checklist to make sure you select gloves that match your job:

  1. Match the Glove to the Task:

    • Heavy construction – leather or thick work gloves

    • Plumbing, painting, cleaning – rubber gloves

    • Yardwork or tool handling – coated gloves

    • Quick household tasks – disposable gloves

  2. Choose the Right Material:

    • Leather: strongest protection + heat resistance

    • Nitrile: chemical resistance + puncture protection

    • Latex: flexible and comfortable for wet tasks

    • Cotton/Synthetic: breathable for lightweight jobs

  3. Consider Weather & Conditions:

    • Waterproof gloves for rain, mud, and snow

    • Insulated gloves for cold-weather projects

    • Breathable gloves for hot temperatures

  4. Fit & Comfort: Gloves should be snug but not too tight. Do it Best offers gloves in multiple hand sizes for men, women, and kids.

Protect your hands with strong gloves built for tough work. Whether you're handling lumber, tackling weekend yard projects, or doing heavy construction, Do it Best has the right gloves for every task. Browse all of our gloves and accessories today, and get same-day pickup at a nearby Do it Best store or home delivery.

Gloves FAQs

The coating on the palm is water-resistant but not fully waterproof. For full water protection, choose rubber or insulated waterproof gloves.

Yes. Several coated and synthetic gloves include touchscreen-capable fingertips for mobile devices.

Many synthetic or cotton gloves can be machine-washed. Leather gloves should be spot-cleaned and conditioned to maintain durability. See our leather care products to find oils and cleaners for your leather apparel.

Look for insulated work gloves with thermal linings, waterproof shells, or fleece interiors for winter projects.