Marketing directors planning outdoor winter events or trade shows need giveaways that people actually use. Safety managers sourcing PPE for warehouse teams want gloves that meet grip and durability standards without blowing the budget. HR directors assembling employee welcome kits or appreciation packages look for practical items that carry the company logo. Custom gloves fit all three scenarios: they keep hands warm, improve grip, and put your brand front and center every time someone puts them on.
Perfect Imprints stocks a range of glove styles built for different jobs. Fleece Gloves and Economy Fleece Gloves work well for cold-weather giveaways and event swag. TechSmart Gloves and Touch Screen Gloves let users text or scan without removing them, making them ideal for tradeshows and field workers. Workit All Purpose Gloves offer padded palms and reinforced fingers for construction crews and maintenance teams. All styles accept screen printing or embroidery, and bulk orders keep per-unit costs low.
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Minimum order quantities vary by style. Economy fleece gloves can start at 50 units, while touch screen and work gloves typically require 100 or more. Embroidery may have higher MOQs than screen printing. Contact us for style-specific minimums.
Yes. We recommend ordering a blank sample of the glove style you're considering to test fit, material, and durability. Once you approve the sample, we can produce a decorated proof before full production.
Screen printing is cost-effective for fleece and polyester gloves. Embroidery offers a premium look on cuffs or the back of the hand. For touch screen gloves, avoid thick embroidery on fingertips. Heat transfer is an option for detailed designs on smooth fabrics.
Typical lead time is 2 to 4 weeks from art approval. Screen printing is faster than embroidery. Rush orders may be available for an additional fee. Always confirm lead time before placing your order.
Yes. Most glove styles come in multiple sizes, often S-XXL. For promotional giveaways, one-size-fits-most fleece gloves are common. For safety or work gloves, we recommend ordering two sizes (e.g., M/L and XL) to accommodate different hand sizes.
When ordering custom gloves for your team or event, start with the use case. A one-size-fits-most fleece glove works for a winter festival giveaway, but a safety manager needs sizing options and grip features. Check material thickness, palm padding, and cuff style. For touchscreen compatibility, look for conductive threads in the thumb and index finger. For heavy-duty use, reinforced stitching and breathable backs extend glove life.
Fleece gloves provide warmth and a soft feel, ideal for promotional giveaways. Economy fleece gloves are thinner and more affordable for large bulk orders. Touch screen gloves use silver-infused fabric or conductive patches. Workit gloves combine synthetic leather palms with spandex backs for flexibility and abrasion resistance. Always request a sample to test fit and durability before placing a full run.
Marketing directors order branded gloves for outdoor winter events, holiday promotions, and trade show giveaways. HR directors include personalized gloves in employee onboarding kits or year-end appreciation packages. Safety managers buy bulk gloves for warehouse teams, construction crews, and field service staff. Business owners use logo gloves as customer thank-you gifts or fundraiser merchandise. Each persona values different features: warmth and brand visibility for marketing, comfort and sizing for HR, grip and durability for safety.
Screen printing works well on fleece and polyester gloves, offering bold logos at low cost per unit. Embroidery provides a premium, long-lasting finish but works best on cuff or back-of-hand areas. For touch screen gloves, avoid thick embroidery on fingertips. Full-color heat transfer is an option for complex designs on smooth fabric gloves. Order a decoration sample to confirm color matching and placement before production.
Minimum order quantities for custom gloves typically start at 50 to 100 units, depending on style and decoration method. Economy fleece gloves offer the lowest per-unit price for runs of 500 or more. Touch screen and work gloves have higher MOQs due to specialized materials. To maximize value, size up your order: per-unit costs drop significantly at 500 and 1,000 pieces. Plan for lead times of 2 to 4 weeks, longer for embroidery.
One frequent mistake is ordering a single size for all recipients. If your group includes men and women, consider offering two sizes or unisex sizing with a size chart. Another pitfall is selecting a decoration method that reduces glove flexibility. Keep logos small and centered on the back of the hand or cuff. Finally, confirm that touch screen gloves actually work with your team’s devices by testing a sample. Avoid ordering large quantities of a style you haven’t physically evaluated.
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