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high rise | dewdrop

high rise | dewdrop

From $40.00
4.9
higarden mid rise gardening gloves in dewdrop blue, back and grip palm, flat lay on limestone

mid rise | dewdrop

From $38.00
4.9
high rise | pinenut

high rise | pinenut

From $40.00
5.0
high rise | herb
4.9
A pair of olive green gloves laid flat on a light beige textured surface. One glove is shown from the back with smooth fabric, and the other is shown from the front with textured grip panels on the back of the fingers and palm.

mid rise | herb

From $38.00
5.0
high rise | grass

high rise | grass

From $40.00
5.0
higarden mid rise gardening gloves in grass green, crossed pair showing the grip palm, on limestone

mid rise | grass

From $38.00
4.9
mid rise | ferngully

mid rise | ferngully

From $38.00
5.0
the chronic gardener set: four pairs of higarden gardening gloves in greens and pinenut, rolled in a kraft gift box and fanned out on limestone

the chronic gardener set

sale priceFrom $155.00regular price $162.00

the long weekend set

sale price$125.00regular price $131.00
high rise gloves

high rise gloves

from $40

deep deal mid rise higarden gloves in a grip palm worn by Gabriella, shot by Anne Marie

mid rise gloves

from $38

the a/w26 collection

A pair of long gloves with a tie-dye pattern in pink, purple, and teal, displayed against a solid white background.

we suggest wearing them to get the mail

Our high rise gloves turn driveways into runways.

For gardeners who want coverage beyond the wrist, higarden high rise gardening gloves extend protection up to the elbow, helping reduce contact with irritants like poison ivy, bugs, and UV rays.

high rise gloves

high rise gloves

from $40

deep deal mid rise higarden gloves in a grip palm worn by Gabriella, shot by Anne Marie

mid rise gloves

from $38

hats

sun hats

$45

for the compost-turners, the seed collectors, and the monarch watchers

High performance, soft, breathable fabric with a lovely gentle compression gives the utmost dexterity.

Comfortable for sensitive skin and allergy sufferers. When pollen season and watery eyes are upon us, we appreciate their softness.

We throw them in the washing machine and dryer often (there's a rotation). They are durable enough for repeated, daily use. Some gardeners tell us they have pairs 20 years old that are still kicking.