Gloves

Gloves

Comfortable and protected hands for every task in your garden

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Practical gloves for all-round gardening

The right glove for every gardening application

A person using a hand saw to cut a tree branch in a garden setting.

Comfortable and protected hands for every task

All-round gloves to keep your hands protected in every garden task. All GARDENA Gloves consist of high-quality non-toxic materials, and the design is perfectly adapted for every area of application. All gloves are washable at 30° C.

A person planting flowers in a pot at a garden table, surrounded by soil and gardening tools.

Optimal wearing comfort

Wherever there is work and sweat, with the need for wearing comfort at the same time, GARDENA guarantees durable and comfortable fabrics, high-quality materials and a non-slip surface.

A person trimming a potted plant with pruning shears in a garden setting.

High safety

Selected, protecting and robust materials in the palms and on the backs of the fingers protect against injuries when working with shrubs and thorny plants.

Gardening gloves hanging on a clothesline in a vibrant garden setting.

Practical gloves for all-round gardening

The optimal fit, firm grip and breathable, non-toxic materials make the GARDENA Garden Gloves extremely comfortable and secure.

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Cutting and Rose Gloves

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