Gym Gloves for Wholesale and Private Label

Gym gloves from Oath and Oak Global are cut and sewn in our own factory for fitness brands, Amazon and Shopify sellers, retailers and distributors that sell under their own name.

Choose the palm material, padding, finger style and wrist closure, then brand each pair with your artwork, colors and packaging.

Which Glove Types Do We Manufacture?

Genuine leather palms that mold to the hand and handle heavy, frequent use. See our leather gym gloves.

Narrower cuts and smaller sizes built for female hands and collections. View our gym gloves for women.

Complete hand coverage for pull-ups, rope work and shared equipment. Read about our training gloves.

Integrated wrist wraps that add stability on pressing days. Explore gym gloves with wrist support.

Fingerless workout gloves, CrossFit gloves and heavily padded designs are made to your specification.

Which Glove Materials and Builds Can You Choose?

In the Oath and Oak factory, a glove is built from separate palm, back and wrist parts, so each can use the material that suits its job.

PartMaterial OptionsWhat to Specify
PalmGenuine leather, synthetic leather or Amara microfiberMaterial and thickness
Grip surfaceSilicone print, rubber or suede patchesGrip pattern
PaddingFoam, EVA or gel insertsThickness and position
BackMesh, Lycra, terry or neopreneBreathability and stretch
WristNeoprene cuff, elastic or hook-and-loop strapClosure type and width

Finger seams, the thumb crotch and the strap attachment carry the most stress, so all three get reinforced stitching.

Which Specifications Can You Set for Your Gloves?

SpecificationOptions We Produce
Finger styleFingerless, half-finger, three-quarter or full-finger
SizesXS to XXL
Padding levelNone, medium or thick
Wrist supportNone, a short strap or a long wrist wrap
ExtrasFinger pull tabs, terry thumb, touchscreen fingertips
ColorsSolid, two-tone or printed backs

Sizes and cuts outside this table are graded from your own chart or from a glove your brand already sells.

How Can You Brand Custom Gym Gloves?

Gloves offer branding space on the back panel, the wrist strap and the palm, and each takes a different method. See every option on our customization page.

Branding ElementMethods
Back panelScreen print, sublimation, rubber or PVC patch
Wrist strapEmbroidery, woven label or rubber patch
PalmSilicone-printed logo or pattern
Leather areasEmbossing or debossing
PackagingPaired header card, polybag or retail box with barcodes

Should You Order Private Label, OEM or Wholesale Gloves?

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Private Label

Pick from our glove patterns and apply your colors, logo and packaging for a fast route to market.

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OEM Manufacturing

Send your own pattern, material list and size chart, and we develop the glove with you through sampling.

Diamond-stitched leather material detail for custom fitness accessories

Wholesale and Bulk

Order wholesale gym gloves in size runs for gyms, retail and distribution, matched to your approved pair each time.

Compare both brand models on the private label and OEM page, or see how wholesale supply runs for volume buyers.

How Are Your Gloves Made From Pattern to Delivery?

1. Brief and Size Chart

Tell us the glove style, materials, sizes and colors you want with a quantity estimate, and we write the glove specification.

2. Sampling and Fit

Sample pairs are sewn in key sizes so you can test fit, grip, padding comfort and logo placement before approving.

3. Cutting and Sewing

Palm, back and cuff pieces are cut by size, sewn together and finished, then each lot is checked before packing.

4. Pairing and Shipping

Gloves are paired by size, packed with your labels and barcodes, and dispatched to you by air or sea freight.

New glove patterns run through our product development and sampling process.

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What Do We Check Before Your Gloves Ship?

Every lot is compared with your approved pair under our quality control process, with these checks:

  • Size grading against your chart
  • Stitch density at fingers, thumb and strap
  • Padding position and palm finish
  • Strap closure strength
  • Logo, color and pairing accuracy

What Affects MOQ and Lead Time for Glove Orders?

Your quote confirms MOQ and production timing once the glove is fully specified.

FactorHow It Affects Your Order
MaterialsLeather and synthetic palms are cut and sewn differently
Size runEach size adds patterns and cutting setups
ColorsEach colorway needs its own material lots
BrandingPatches, embroidery and prints add setup before sewing

List sizes, colors and your target date in the request so the quote covers everything you need.

Fingerless or Full-Finger Gloves: Which Suits Your Range?

Finger coverage changes how a glove feels on the bar and who it suits.

FeatureFingerlessFull-Finger
CoveragePalm and lower fingersWhole hand
Bar feel and dexterityMoreLess
SizingEasier to fitNeeds closer grading
Typical useGeneral lifting and machinesClimbing ropes, sleds and strongman
BreathabilityCoolerWarmer

Most glove lines lead with fingerless weightlifting gloves and add a full-finger option for functional training customers.

How Do You Request a Quote for Gym Gloves?

Send Oath and Oak the glove styles, size run and colors you want, your logo file and a reference glove if you have one, with rough quantities per size.

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What Else Do Buyers Ask About Glove Orders?

Still have a question?

Send your product details for a quote, or reach Oath and Oak through the contact page.

Check stitching at the fingers and thumb on a sample pair, confirm sizes are graded consistently and see how the palm holds up after a few sessions. Those are the points where gloves usually fail.

Most charts use palm circumference measured around the knuckles with the thumb excluded. Charts differ between brands, so we grade sizes to the chart you choose for your range.

Gloves add material between hand and bar, which helps comfort and protects skin but can reduce bar feel on maximal pulls. Many brands sell lifting straps beside gloves for that reason.

Synthetic and mesh gloves usually tolerate gentle washing, while leather gloves last longer with wiping and air drying. Care steps you approve are printed on each label.

Yes. Some customers want full hand coverage while others prefer palm-only grips, so offering both reaches more of your audience. We make each in its own category.

Yes, though unisex gloves often run large on women’s hands. Many brands add a dedicated women’s cut with XS and S sizes alongside the unisex range.

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