Gloveworks

The beginning of Gloveworks goes back to 1995; we started to make baseball gloves for small brands. We have grown rapidly and earned reputation for sophisticated and delicate craftsmanship as well as quality products. Now, our factory is now producing premium gloves for major brands. With confidence in the quality and experiences, we proudly launch... our very own brand, Gloveworks. Where do you make gloves? Our manufacturing facilities are based in China. Every manufacturing process is carried out by the skillful artisans who have more than 20 years experiences in making gloves. What kind of leather do you use? Our gloves are crafted with Heavy Texas steer-hide and European kip. Game Day series is made with Korean / Taiwanese tanned steer-hide. This glove is easy to break-in and ready to play with, so it is recommended as the first custom glove or for youth players. Pro Steer-hide glove is made with Japanese tanned steer-hide, the most popular material for pro players. The leather is taken from the back shoulder of grown steer which is durable and stiff. Pro Kip series is made with Japanese tanned European Kip, which is considered as the premium leather from young calf skin. It is lightest and softest leather preferred by pro players who are looking for speed. Gloveworks has a strong and long partnership with top tanneries in the world who are specialized in leather for baseball gloves in particular. How can you offer full custom gloves at fair prices? We manufacture gloves at our own factory and sell directly to the customers via online platform. We can offer competitive prices to customers, because we don't have any middleman or agency which increases efficiency while decreases costs. We have built the integrated and rationalized value chain for the past 20 years and developed our own know-how and expertise in making gloves. How long does it take to make a custom glove? Please allow 3-4 weeks or less for your glove to be shipped via EMS or USPS. Most of gloves are completed within 3 weeks. However, there ...Read More