10/15/2026
On rough shop work, the softest glove is often the first one to wear through.
Loading drags leather across crates and pallets.
Parts handling rubs it against rough metal and hardware.
Brake components, wheel hardware, and pallets of filters all take the same toll on a palm.
Cowhide is the thickest and toughest of the three common work glove leathers. The other two are goatskin and deerskin, and both are softer.
For heavy loading, hauling, and parts handling, cowhide is the leather that lasts.
The trade is feel.
Cowhide is stiffer out of the box. After a few shifts, it takes the shape of the hand.
ClawSKINZ leather work gloves are cowhide, in the cut that fits the job. Top grain for more feel. Split for heavy general handling.
Cold weather? ClawSKINZ Top Grain Cowhide Fully Lined Work Gloves add a lining.
Ask your parts supplier about ClawSKINZ, or see the lineup at growlproducts.com.