Leather Work Gloves Manufacturer in Pakistan

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Sialkot Work Gloves Manufacturer Shipping to the USA

Saxum Group is a leather work gloves manufacturer in Sialkot, Pakistan, the city that makes a big share of the world’s leather gloves. We sell to importers, distributors and private label brands, and a lot of that goes to the USA. Gloves are most of what we do. Leather palm rigger gloves for general handling, leather welding gloves for MIG, TIG and stick work, and soft grain leather driver gloves for drivers and contractors.

Everything can be changed. Leather, lining, cuff, color, size run, logo, packaging. Send us a photo or a sample and we’ll quote within 24 hours. Want to see the steps first? They’re on our private label services page.

Work Gloves We Make in Sialkot

Leather work gloves are most of what we do. Split leather, grain leather, goatskin, cowhide, with cotton backs, rubber cuffs, fleece linings, the lot. If you’re a distributor or a brand putting a glove range together, the photos above are a good place to start. They’re not the limit, though. Most orders we ship get changed in some way: a different cuff, a heavier palm, a logo on the back.

Split leather work gloves

This is the everyday general-purpose glove. Split cowhide palms with cotton, zeen or printed fabric backs, finished with a rubberized safety cuff or a canvas cuff. Double palm versions add a second layer right where gloves wear out first. For cold sites there’s a fleece-lined split leather glove with a denim back.

Driver and assembly gloves

Thinner, softer, closer fitting. Our driver gloves come in cowhide grain and goatskin grain leather, and some have a split leather back to keep the price sensible. Assembly gloves pair a goatskin or cowhide split palm with a knitted interlock back so they breathe, and straight thumb versions are available too. They suit warehouses, light assembly and driving.

Welding gloves

We make welding gloves from 14 inch MIG gloves up to 24 inch heavy gauntlets, plus goatskin TIG gloves in Grade A and Grade AB. It’s a big part of the range, so we’ve written more about it. Read our TIG vs MIG vs Stick welding gloves guide, or this one on choosing a welding glove length.

Heat resistant and special gloves

Heat resistant mittens in one finger and five finger styles, aluminized gloves for radiant heat, and cut resistant gloves with a Kevlar lining. Mechanic style gloves in synthetic Amara with four-way stretch fabric round out the range.

Want to see every style? Browse our 25 MIG and stick welding gauntlets, 12 TIG welding gloves and 15 working and rigger gloves, each with its own product code so you can ask for a quote in one message.

Private Label and Custom Work Gloves

Nearly every buyer asks for something custom, and that’s fine by us. Your logo printed or embroidered on the cuff, your own colors, sizing, header cards and packaging. We start with a quick prototype from stock materials so you can check the look, then make the final sample in the right quality, color and pattern before bulk production starts. Our manufacturing services page walks through each step.

Why Buyers Order Gloves From Us

We’ve been making gloves for over 20 years, and the whole company is export-focused. The plant is ISO certified and has passed inspections by leading brands. We have 20+ CE certified products, our leather comes from Leather Working Group gold members, and we can produce up to 100,000 pieces a month. If you also need protective clothing, take a look at our welding jackets, aprons and sleeves.

Work Gloves Manufacturer Exporting to the USA

Plenty of US distributors already buy their leather gloves from Sialkot. Some just don’t say so on the box. We make US size runs, header cards, hang tags and UPC-ready labels as a normal part of the job, and we keep the same leather and pattern from one order to the next so your reorders match.

Most orders leave Karachi by sea for New York and New Jersey, Savannah, Houston or Los Angeles, and usually arrive in four to six weeks. Small urgent orders can fly out of Sialkot instead and land in about a week. We quote FOB, CIF or DDP, samples come by DHL or FedEx, and every shipment carries a commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin. Leather gloves usually clear under HS heading 4203.29, and your customs broker will confirm the duty. Our guide to importing from Sialkot covers the rest.

US standards for work gloves

US buyers usually describe work gloves with ANSI/ISEA 105 ratings for cut, abrasion and puncture, and welding gloves are covered by the advice in ANSI Z49.1. If you need a tested rating on the packaging, tell us at the quote stage and we’ll talk through testing for that exact glove. We don’t print claims a glove hasn’t earned.

Do you ship work gloves to the USA?

Yes. By sea to the main US ports, or by air for small urgent orders, on FOB, CIF or DDP terms.

Work Gloves FAQ

Can you make gloves to my own design?

Yes. Send a photo, a sample or a sketch. We’ll match the leather, lining and cuff, add your branding, and send a sample for approval before production.

Which leather do you use?

Mostly cowhide (split and grain) and goatskin, depending on the glove. Goatskin is soft and good for feel, cowhide is tougher for heavy work. All of it comes from Leather Working Group gold member tanneries.