Kinco Gloves Lined Grain Pigskin Palm w/Knit Wrist Kinco Gloves

• Kinco
• Black cotton-blend canvas fabrick on the back-of-hand
• Pigskin palm, finger, thumb, finger tips and knuckle strap
• Form fitting polyester and elastick knit wrist
• Shirred elastic 
• Wrap around index finger and angled wing thumb design
• Pigskin patches at the dital end of the fingerstips
• High performance Heatkeep thermal insulation, laminated with a soft TR2 inner lining
• Gunn cut pattern allow for fewer seams between the fingers
• Leather welt at high-contact base of middle and ring fingers
• Pairing hook keeps gloves together when not in use
• Sold as a single pair
• Made in the USA
• PW1928KW

 These KINCO lined leather and cotton-blend canvas gloves are lined with Heatkeep thermal insulation. The easy on quality knit wrist closures help aid in keeping debris from getting in. These gloves are suggested for cold weather work, gardening, landscaping, delivery, ranch and farm, general outdoor cold weather labor. They aid in keeping your hands warm, protected from abrasions, and wicks away moisture while you work. 

Kinco offers generous and consistent sizing to give customers the best selection available and the best day of work possible. To ensure you have selected the most appropriate sized glove for your hand, please measure your hand. You can do this by identifying the circumference of your palm using a pliable measuring tape. In US inches, you will measurements by measuring from the inside of your thumb to the outside of your pinky finger of your dominate hand. You will wrap the measure tape completely around your palm one time. The total length of measurement can then be converted to your most appropriate glove size using the conversion chart numbers below.

Men’s  Sizing: Small is 7in-8in, Medium is 8in-9in, Large is 9in-10in, XL is 10in-10.5in, and XXL is 10.5in-11in.

CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING:  This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and/or lead compounds and phthalates, including DEHP or DINP, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov