Custom boxing gloves
Training, sparring, bag and fight-style boxing gloves made to your specification and finished with your brand. Tell us who the gloves are for and how they will be used, and we quote the construction that fits that use and your price point.
Who orders these
- Brands launching or extending a glove line under their own name
- Boxing and fitness gyms that want class gloves in club colours
- Distributors that need a consistent glove across several weights
Ways to brand them
- Logo on the back of hand, cuff and strap: printed, embossed, debossed or as a patch
- Gym or fighter name on the cuff
- Colour-matched or contrast stitching and piping
- Printed inner lining and custom woven or printed labels
- Retail boxes, polybags and hang tags with your branding
Specification options
Options buyers usually specify. What we can make for your order is confirmed in writing in your quote and shown on your sample.
| Weights | 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20 oz are the usual range. Youth sizes on request. |
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| Closure | Hook-and-loop strap for training, laces for fight-style, or a laced glove with a strap cover. |
| Outer material | Cowhide, goatskin, or PU / synthetic leather. See the materials guide for the trade-offs. |
| Padding | Layered foam. Density and layering chosen for bag work, sparring or competition. |
| Lining | Moisture-wicking inner lining. Antimicrobial treatment can be specified. |
| Palm and thumb | Attached thumb, grip bar, mesh or punched ventilation in the palm. |
| Finish | Matte, gloss or metallic panels, two-tone designs, contrast piping and stitching. |
Settle these before you ask for a quote
- What will the gloves mainly be used for: bag work, sparring, classes or fights?
- Which weights do you need, and how many pairs of each?
- Leather or synthetic, and what retail price band are you aiming for?
- Where should the logo go, and do you have it as a vector file?
- Which country are the gloves being delivered to?
Sample first
Every new design is made as a sample and approved by you before bulk production. Your approved sample becomes the reference for checking the order.
How sampling worksHow custom boxing gloves are made
A glove is built from the outside in: cut panels, a padding core shaped to the fist, then stitching, lining and closure.
Specification
Weight (oz) or size, closure, outer material, padding build, colours and logo positions are agreed in writing.
Pattern and cutting
Panels for the back of the hand, palm, thumb and cuff are cut from leather or PU with steel cutting dies, so every pair matches.
Branding
Logos and names are printed, embossed, debossed or embroidered onto the flat panels before they are stitched.
Padding
Layers of foam of different density are cut and laminated (or moulded in one piece) into the curved fist shape.
Stitching and assembly
Panels are stitched, the padding core is inserted, the thumb is attached, and the lining, palm grip and strap or laces are fitted.
Weighing and finishing
Each glove is shaped and weighed against the specified ounce weight; edges, piping and stitching are trimmed and cleaned.
Inspection and packing
Pairs are checked against the approved sample for colour, logo position, stitching and closure, then packed as specified.
Your written specification and approved sample decide the exact build. How all our gear is made
Custom boxing gloves: questions buyers ask
Which glove weights should a gym order for classes?
Most adult class sets are built around 12, 14 and 16 oz, and many gyms ask for 16 oz in sparring. Follow your own gym's safety policy. The quote form lets you split one order across several weights.
Should a private-label glove be leather or synthetic?
Leather costs more and usually lasts longer and breaks in better. Good PU is lighter on cost, keeps colour well and suits entry and mid-price lines. Many brands sell both under one name.
Can one order mix weights and colours?
Yes. The quote form takes quantities per weight. Minimum quantities per colour and per weight depend on the construction and are confirmed in your quote.
How are custom boxing gloves made?
A glove is built from the outside in: cut panels, a padding core shaped to the fist, then stitching, lining and closure. The main steps are: specification, pattern and cutting, branding, padding, stitching and assembly, weighing and finishing, inspection and packing. Every new design is made as a sample and approved by you before bulk production.
What is the minimum order for custom boxing gloves?
It depends on the material, the decoration method and how many colours and sizes you need. Enter your quantities per size in the quote form and the minimum for your boxing gloves specification is confirmed in your written quote.
How long does it take to make custom boxing gloves?
Production starts after you approve a sample. The lead time depends on quantity, material and the time of year, and is stated in your written quote before you commit.
Can I get a sample of custom boxing gloves before ordering?
Yes. A sample is made to your specification and approved by you before bulk production. Sample cost and timing are set out in your quote.
What materials are custom boxing gloves made from?
Common options: Cowhide, goatskin, or PU / synthetic leather. See the materials guide for the trade-offs. The material is confirmed in your written specification and you see and feel it on your sample.
Can I put my logo on custom boxing gloves?
Yes. Options include: logo on the back of hand, cuff and strap: printed, embossed, debossed or as a patch; gym or fighter name on the cuff; colour-matched or contrast stitching and piping; printed inner lining and custom woven or printed labels; retail boxes, polybags and hang tags with your branding. Send your logo as a vector file (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF) for the cleanest result.
Do you ship custom boxing gloves to the USA, UK and Europe?
Yes. We quote delivery to the USA, the UK and Europe, and to other countries on request. The delivery terms are stated in your quote.
Quote boxing gloves
Send your product, quantities and artwork. You get a written quote with sample terms, lead time and delivery options.