1Match the glove to the use
Bag gloves are lighter for heavy-bag work. Training gloves suit pads and bags. Sparring gloves are heavier with more padding to protect partners. MMA gloves leave the fingers free for grappling.
2Leather or synthetic?
Leather gloves last longer and feel premium. Synthetic leather keeps the price lower and suits entry-level and gym ranges.
3Hook-and-loop or lace-up?
Hook-and-loop closures let athletes put gloves on alone, which suits gyms and training. Lace-up gloves give a tighter fit and are often used in competition.
4What affects the price
The main cost drivers are the leather, padding, weight, closure, branding, packaging and your order quantity.
5MOQ, samples and timeline
Our MOQ is 50 pairs per style and color, with mixed sizes allowed. Samples are usually ready in 7–10 days after we confirm the design. Bulk production starts once you approve the sample, and we confirm the exact lead time with your quote.
6Shipping to your market
We ship door-to-door to the USA, Canada, Australia and Europe, with DDP and FOB options. Tell us your delivery date and we confirm shipping with your quote.