Gloves are divided into sewing, knitting, and dipping according to the production method

Gloves are divided into sewing, knitting, and dipping according to the manufacturing method. Gloves are cut and sewn from various leather, rubber, knitted fabrics or woven fabrics. Knitted gloves are made of pure or blended yarns of various textile fibers, knitted on a glove machine, and processed by sewing, such as clamping, gusset, stitching fingertips and finger forks, etc., and then brushing or milling, heat setting Finished into products. The organization of knitted gloves includes plain stitch, rib, tuck, leno, etc., and the fancy patterns include plain and yarn-dyed jacquard. Labor protection gloves are required to be relatively thick, and some are treated with plastic coating on the surface to improve wear resistance, non-slip, and waterproof performance. Decorative gloves are required to be beautiful, and most of them undergo artistic processing such as embroidery and beading.

Classified by material

Gloves are divided into cotton yarn, plush, leather, microfiber, cloth, rubber and so on.

Classified by finger shape

According to the shape of the fingers, there are:

Finger gloves: each has only 5 separate long bags of fingers;

Mittens: In Northeast China, it is called hand boring. The thumb is separated and the remaining 4 fingers are connected together.

Three-finger gloves: separate thumb and index finger, and connect the other 3 fingers together.

Straight gloves: 5 fingers connected together.

Half-finger gloves: each finger is not closed, only the first section is covered.

Fingerless gloves: There is no finger part, opening at the heel.

The fewer fingers that are separated, the better the heat preservation effect on the fingers, but at the same time restricts the movement of the hands. In addition to the decoration of the half-finger and fingerless gloves, the finger flexibility of the score-finger gloves has also increased.