Custom Golf Gloves
Custom golf gloves for brands, pro shops, tournaments, and corporate programs. Review the wearing hand, close fit, palm feel, closure, logo, and retail pack on a sample with the intended club grip.
- Playing Hand State which hand will wear the glove and the required quantity split.
- Fit Provide palm circumference, finger length, wrist opening, and target size range.
- Palm Feel Define the close-contact feel and evaluate the final material and thickness by sample.
- Closure Confirm closure position, wrist hold, and comfort while gripping the intended club.
- Brand Finish Specify logo method, labels, retail packaging, and required artwork files.
Confirm materials, thickness, construction, grip treatment, branding, MOQ, timing, and competition-use suitability by project and approved sample.
Request a Quote
Agree the hand, fit and selling unit
Playing hand: State the hand that wears the glove and the quantity for each hand and size. Close-contact fit: Check finger length, palm movement, seams and closure while holding the club. Retail or event order: Confirm whether quantities and prices are for individual gloves or pairs, with the size mix and branded pack.
Fine Sewing and Branding for Your Golf Line
Leather and textile experience supports the panel joins, stitching and brand details of your golf glove.
Panel Joins and Stitch Checks
During assembly, the factory checks stitch spacing and thread tension at panel joins that affect the close-fitting glove’s feel.
Color and Panel Details
Coordinate insert colors, perforations and stitching with the glove design. Review the actual panels and finish on the sample before production.
Wrist Closure Finish
Review the closure panel, edge stitching and wrist opening together on the sample for a clean finish and comfortable fit.
Define Fit With Measurements, Not a Size Name Alone
Golf glove fit depends on palm width, finger length, overall length, and wrist opening. Share the intended size range and measurement method, then approve the grading through samples before bulk production.
- Palm Circumference
Use an agreed measuring method and palm measurement for each size; check fit on the sample. - Finger Length
Use when fingertip space and dexterity are important. Confirm the reference finger and acceptable fit on the approved sample. - Overall Length
Agree the measurement points and glove length, including the intended wrist or sleeve coverage. - Wrist Opening
Use to check entry comfort and the finished wrist hold. Review together with closure position and the intended wearing method. - S–XXL Size Range
Approve the base size, grading, size labels and quantity for every size. - Special Sizes
Send hand measurements, a size chart or a reference glove. Pattern changes, MOQ, cost and timing need review.
Specify the Palm Contact to Test
Define the desired palm feel and club-contact areas, then test material, thickness, seams and movement together with the intended grip.
- Close-Contact Palm Feel
For direct feedback from the club grip. Material and thickness are specific to the project and require sample approval. - Grip Contact Zone
Mark the palm and finger areas touching the club. Check bunching, seams and comfort in a practical trial. - Seam and Panel Placement
Check the complete glove for fit and movement around panels; a drawing alone cannot guarantee performance.
Review Each Feature for the Intended Golf Use
Select only the features needed for the final golf design and intended use. Confirm comfort, movement, club contact and any competition-rule implications.
- Palm Reinforcement
Added material can address selected palm wear areas. Approve position and thickness on the sample; competition use may need rules review. - Pre-Curved Fingers
For a pattern intended to follow a naturally flexed hand. Test the curve, finger length and seam comfort across the intended size set. - Anti-Slip Silicone Print
Only for projects requesting a printed grip treatment. Confirm coverage, feel, durability and competition suitability; it is not standard for every golf glove. - Wrist Tightening Structure
Adjust wrist hold and stabilize the closure without restricting movement, grip or the intended wearing method.
Match the Logo Method to the Material and Position
Select the logo method by material, position, artwork size, color count and required feel. Review clarity, placement, hand movement and retail presentation on the branded sample.
- Screen Printing
For clear graphics on a compatible surface. Approve ink, colors, artwork size, placement and wear requirements. - Heat Transfer
For detailed or multicolor artwork on compatible materials. Check heat response, adhesion, edges, flex and finished feel. - Embroidery
Use for a raised textile logo on a suitable panel. Stitch density, backing, location, and inside comfort must suit the glove construction. - Embossing or Hot Pressing
For suitable leather or compatible panels. Approve tooling, depth, surface response and placement. - Silicone Printing
For raised or flexible marks on compatible areas. Approve detail, adhesion, thickness, coverage, color and flex.
Choose Packaging for the Sales Channel
Choose packaging that protects the glove, identifies hand and size, and suits display or distribution. Confirm print, label placement, pack quantity, carton marks and gift presentation before production.
- OPP Bag
Use for simple individual packing and bulk distribution. Confirm bag size, closure, warning text, and label requirements for the destination market. - Paper Card
Use for compact retail identification and brand information. Card size, print, attachment method, and product details need approval. - Hanging Card
For display or distribution. Confirm dimensions, attachment, hole position, barcode and approved artwork. - Inner Box
Confirm the selling unit, quantity, size mix, labels and carton arrangement. - Carton Label
Confirm item code, size, quantity, shipping marks and carton identification. - Gift Box
Use for tournament, corporate, or higher-end presentation programs. Structure, insert, artwork, MOQ, cost, and transit protection require separate evaluation.
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Compare related products for the same project or application.
Approve Fit, Feel, and Closure on the Club
Test the sample on the intended hand and club grip. Check fingertip space, palm bunching, seam pressure, wrist entry, closure position, movement, logo comfort, and packaging details. For competition use, independently verify the final glove against the applicable current equipment rules.
Plan Your Golf Glove Sample
Send your design, playing hand and quantity to discuss sampling.
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