Custom manufacturing
SKI & SNOW
SKI & SNOW
GLOVES
Insulated ski and snowboard gloves, built warm and built to your design.
SKI AND SNOWBOARD GLOVES, YOUR WAY
A snow glove is really three gloves in one: the shell, the insulation and the lining. Change any of them and the glove becomes warmer, thinner or cheaper, so we start by asking what your customers ski in and where you want to sit on price.
We build both gloves and mitts, short-cuff and gauntlet, in the same design language so a line looks consistent on a shop wall. All of it is made to order in Sialkot, Pakistan.
WHAT WE CAN BUILD INTO YOUR SNOW GLOVE
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Insulation to your warmth level
Different weights of synthetic insulation, so you can offer a spring glove and a deep-winter glove from one pattern.
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Waterproof and breathable
A waterproof insert or coated shell fabric, with taped or sealed seams where the design needs it.
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Gauntlet or short cuff
A long cuff with a drawcord that goes over the jacket, or a short cuff that tucks under it.
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Leather or synthetic palm
Goat leather or a synthetic palm with reinforcement where poles, edges and lift bars wear it down.
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Wrist leash and nose wipe
The small details people judge a snow glove by: leashes, clips to pair the gloves, and a soft wipe panel on the thumb.
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Mitt version
The same shell and graphics built as a mitt, which is usually the warmest thing on your range.
FROM OUR OWN RANGE
These are gloves we have already built. Any one of them can be rebuilt in your colours, your materials and your branding, or we can start from a blank sheet.
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FROM IDEA TO BOXED STOCK
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Send the idea
The warmth level, the price you need to hit, and any glove you want it to feel like.
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We sample it
A free sample built with the insulation and shell you chose, so you can judge the warmth for yourself.
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Wear it out, then tell us
Cuff too short over the jacket, liner pulling out with your hand, palm too stiff in the cold? We fix it.
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Production and packaging
Approved sample sets the standard, every pair checked, then packed in your branded packaging.
SMALL SEASON RUNS, NO PROBLEM
Snow brands order once a year and cannot afford to be stuck with dead stock. We will run a small first season with you and scale it when the sell-through tells you to, instead of forcing a thousand pairs into your storeroom up front.
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Minimum order
None. One team's worth of gloves is a real order here.
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Sample
Free, made and shipped within 4 days. You pay only the courier and get the tracking number.
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Design fee
None. We turn your sketch, tech pack or old glove into the pattern ourselves.
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Materials we use most
Amara synthetic suede for palms, Lycra for stretch backs and Neoprene for cuffs. Other fabrics are sourced on request.
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Branding
Sublimation, screen print, silicone print or embroidery, plus your own hang tags, polybags and boxes.
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Production date
Given with your quote, so you know when the stock is ready.
QUESTIONS WE GET A LOT
Can you hit a target price?
Usually, yes. Tell us the price you need to land on and we will show you which materials and construction get you there, and what you give up.
Do you make mitts and kids' sizes?
Yes, both, from the same design so your line stays consistent.
Can we test a sample before ordering?
That is exactly how we work. Samples are free, you only pay the courier, and nothing goes into production until you approve one.
What is your minimum order?
There is no minimum. Tell us how many pairs you actually need, one team or a full season of stock, and we quote that number.
How long does a sample take?
The sample is made and shipped within 4 days once the design is agreed. It is free, you pay only the courier, and we send you the tracking number.
How much do custom gloves cost?
It depends on the glove: the palm material, the print method, the number of colours, any padding or protection, and how many pairs you order. Send us the design and the quantity and we quote that exact glove. There is no design fee.
WE ALSO BUILD
Ready to see a sample?
Tell us what you ride, what you sell and how many you need. A real person replies, not a form robot.