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higarden mid rise gloves
higardeners can forget tick anxiety, spider fear, and mosquito bites; they fit snug to keep bugs out. Mid rise is your everyday glove with long cuffs hit at the forearm, not at the wrist like the big box gloves (high rise extends coverage to the elbow). Poison ivy, oak, any irritating plant oil stays on the right side of the glove, and in case of exposure throw them in the washing machine and they'll be good as new.
Courtesy of our four way stretch fabric, her gentle compression is a reassuring barrier without sacrificing sensitivity. Gardeners love the grip palm that gives them incredible traction with tools and stubborn weeds.
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higarden mid rise gloves
performance
what is the glove's weight and texture?
Fabric is peached (yes, soft as peach fuzz, can confirm), so gloves are as comfortable as they are functional. Gloves are light and breathable enough that you forget you have them on.
won't they get dirty?
Hopefully! They will, which is no problem because they're machine washable. The knit is dense and the fibers tightly packed, so soil sits on the surface and brushes off rather than working into the weave.
what is the grip palm about?
Made of medical-grade silicon, the grip palm makes working with tools or with anything slippery easier. For first-hand description on the grip, check out this video review from our favorite flower farmer.
how's the dexterity?
"The Higarden gloves are made with a blend of elastane and Supplex nylon, which is more breathable than standard nylon. They basically feel like high-quality yoga pants for your hands." -Laura Motley, NYT Wirecutter, April 26
size + fit
The secret to our signature fit is twofold; first, is the cut itself. The original patterns were inspired by opera length evening gloves popular in the 1950s. Obviously there is a great story of friendship, sisterhood, and a passion for nature behind this, read more here.
Second, a gentle four-way stretch was developed especially over years, tested and refined over a quarter century of horticultural expertise and gardening glove study.
care + composition
Machine wash warm, dry on low or line-dry
- Lab-certified UPF 50+ sun protection
- Above-the-wrist cuff sits mid forearm
- Signature fit, sizes S, M, L
- Years-long durable
- 88% Supplex nylon, 12% Lycra
- Grip palm 90% silicone 10% catalyst
- Imported from Indonesia
- Ships from the Hudson Valley in New York, USA.
Hot take: we do not recommend the gloves for extended use in extremely muddy or wet conditions. Although to each their own, some gardeners enjoy a wet pair on a hot day. They are not thornproof. Wear while pruning but please use caution.
earth conscious packaging
Intentionally minimal (and chic) kraft paper packaging & paper tape.
We ship multiple items together without individual packaging when possible, unless requested otherwise.
Please recycle.
from the gardeners
We created a description of the gloves written entirely with quotes from our reviews. We did this for a bit of fun, but it turned out to be very informative.
- Protection comes first. "The dirt does not go through the finger tips- my nails stay clean,"¹ and "my hands don't sweat."² The length covers the wrist "for when those critters try to crawl up your arm"³ and shields "my forearms from touching the plants which make me itch!"⁴ For a gardener with "lots of fire ants and assorted bugs" and sensitive skin, "not exactly a good idea not to wear gloves. These gloves are like so flexible, I hardly know they are there. They are strong and flexible."⁵ In three words: "Thin, cool, & tough."⁶
- Protected hands with dexterity "I can feel each blade of grass through the glove fingertips but my fingers are protected from any injury."⁷ "They fit like a glove which makes it easy to feel plants and roots through them and they protect at the same time."⁸ You can "pick tiny weeds or plant seeds with my gloves on,"⁹ and "I'm finally wearing gloves to garden without pulling them off 10 minutes into the job."¹⁰ One reviewer's test: "I've been able to pick up a coin with no problem."¹¹
- The palm grips do their share. "The grip dots make a huge difference in my ability to hold tools,"¹² and "help my old hands prevent fatigue when holding my gardening tools."¹³ On weeding: "Grab the weed, slide your fingers to the ground and rip the weed out root and all."¹⁴
- They are durable. "Second pair. First ones lasted six years. So great!"¹⁵ Another customer "bought 3 pairs 10 years ago" and "they held up under very heavy landscaping jobs and moving rocks."¹⁶ "After what seems like hundreds of washes, they still come out looking brand new."¹⁷ Care is simple: "It's nice to just put them in the laundry,"¹⁸ or "I wash the gloves as if they were my hands."¹⁹ Soaked through, "they got wet and dried easily in a 30 minutes."²⁰
- The fit is "snug without being tight, almost like a second skin."²¹ And yes, "who knew garden gloves could be chic!? They feel even better than they look."²²
- On price: "Expensive but well worth the price if you love gardening."²³ "You can find less expensive options, but none as happy, well-fitting and washable!"²⁴
- Many arrive as gifts and become gifts: "They were gifted to me and now I buy them to give to others."²⁵
Thank you higardeners for always sharing your feedback, it is very rewarding to hear how the gloves have been part of your stories.
¹ Martha H. · ² Drucilla P. · ³ Jill H. · ⁴ Leslie L. · ⁵ Nancy S. · ⁶ Julie M. · ⁷ Peg A. · ⁸ Katherine M. · ⁹ Jennifer C. · ¹⁰ Diana S. · ¹¹ Eva F. · ¹² Peter B. · ¹³ Sally D. · ¹⁴ Jean D. · ¹⁵ Ryan M. · ¹⁶ Jenny B. · ¹⁷ Lindsey K. · ¹⁸ Chris W. · ¹⁹ Maureen E. · ²⁰ Patricia P. · ²¹ Wendy W. · ²² Julia C. · ²³ Jan K. · ²⁴ Sandy · ²⁵ Adelaide M. · ²⁶ Nancy





