Kent & Stowe launches premium gardening gloves

Kent & Stowe introduces a range of gloves catering to all gardening activities, with water-resistant and heavy-duty options

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18 September 2024

Kent & Stowe has launched a new range of premium gardening gloves, designed to offer superior protection, comfort, and flexibility for various gardening tasks.

The All Round Grip gloves offer precision, durability, and water resistance for tasks like pruning, weeding, and planting. With a crinkle-textured latex dip for superior grip and a seamless liner for comfort, they provide reliable, hard-wearing performance without sacrificing dexterity.

The Multi-Task Triple Pack offers customers three types of gloves:

Ultra Fine – these gloves are the ideal choice for delicate and precise activities, such as seeding and planting, ensuring ultimate dexterity
Water Resistant – featuring a nitrile coating that provides water resistance, ensuring reliability in various weather conditions
All Round Grip – included in the pack are the All Round Grip gloves to provide the ultimate grip and dexterity.

Additionally, Kent & Stowe has expanded its Luxury Leather Gauntlet Gloves to include a medium size, offering maximum durability and protection. With an extended suede cuff to shield wrists and arms from thorns and nettles, and soft leather for comfort, these gloves are ideal for heavy-duty gardening tasks.

Marie Williams, head of category, Hardware, Kent & Stowe, said: “At Kent & Stowe, we understand that gardening gloves are not one-size-fits-all. Each gardening task demands a specific type of glove – whether it’s water resistance, maximum flexibility, or superior protection.”

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