Marigold Gloves

Choosing Marigold Gloves

Each Marigold range is made for a different job. The main differences are the number of latex layers, the length of the cuff and how thick the glove feels in the hand.

Marigold kitchen gloves

Marigold kitchen gloves are triple layered, so they last longer against hot water and washing up liquid. They are cotton lined for comfort, with an anti slip pattern that grips wet plates, glasses and pans.

These are the Marigold gloves for kitchen jobs such as washing up, wiping worktops and cleaning the hob. Choose the Marigold kitchen gloves in medium, or the small and large sizes.

Marigold bathroom gloves

Marigold bathroom gloves have longer cuffs that cover more of the forearm, which helps when you reach into baths, showers and toilets. The double layered latex stands up to bathroom cleaners and household detergents.

A slimmer, fitted wrist stops water running down your arm. Pick up the Marigold bathroom gloves in medium or large.

Marigold outdoor gloves

The Marigold outdoor gloves are the thickest in the range. Heavy duty, double layered latex keeps hands dry for gardening, potting, clearing gutters, cleaning bins and washing the car.

They come in medium, large and extra large. For thorny or rough work, browse leather and rigger styles in our garden clothing range.

Marigold disposable gloves

We do not currently stock Marigold disposable gloves. For single use jobs such as decorating, staining or messy cleaning, try the SupaDec latex disposable gloves.

Finding the right size

• Kitchen gloves: small, medium and large
• Bathroom gloves: medium and large
• Outdoor gloves: medium, large and extra large

Rubber gloves should fit snugly at the fingertips without pulling across the palm. If you are between sizes, the larger size is easier to pull on and off.

Caring for your gloves

• Rinse in warm water with a little detergent, then hang up to dry
• Store them dry and out of direct sunlight
• Rinse and dry well after using oil based detergents
• Do not use them with harsh or dangerous chemicals

Marigold gloves contain natural rubber latex, so they are not suitable for anyone with a latex allergy. For sponges, scourers and cleaning cloths to use alongside them, see our textiles, scourers and cloths.