Best Gloves for Masonry Work: Brick, Block, and Concrete Crews
November 5, 2026
The best gloves for movers are matched to the specific task. For heavy furniture and appliances, you need a durable leather palm glove with a double palm construction to handle rough surfaces and constant friction. For boxes and totes, a dipped glove offers a closer fit and better grip on smooth packaging. Because no single glove fits every mover, the best approach is to mix both leather and dipped styles, and order a full range of sizes, so your whole crew stays protected, comfortable, and efficient for a full shift.
That is also why we start with your work, not with our product list. A crew that moves mostly furniture needs a different palm than a crew that moves mostly boxes. A crew that works loading docks in winter needs a different choice than a crew that works apartments in summer. In this guide, we map your work to gloves we already sell, with our prices, sizes, and ordering rules stated plainly.
We want to be clear about one point first. We do not sell a product line called moving gloves, and we do not have a dedicated moving category page. The gloves below come from our leather palm and dipped ranges, and we recommend them here for moving tasks because their stated construction fits those tasks. We claim no moving specific rating for them, because none is stated for them.
For us, grip matters most when the load is smooth or heavy. A glossy dresser, a wrapped appliance, or a plastic tote can slide even when your mover is strong. A dipped palm helps here, because the coating is made to contact the load. A leather palm helps in a different way. It gives a firm, durable surface for rough wood, cardboard edges, and straps, and it holds up over repeated lifts.
We see moving work as a mix of lifting, carrying, gripping, and guiding. A sofa does not behave like a box. A box does not behave like an appliance. A mattress does not behave like either. Your glove has to adapt to all three without your mover having to think about it, and that is the standard we use when we recommend a style.
Durability matters to us because your moving gloves are not worn for one lift. They are worn for a full day of lifts, and then again the next day. A thin palm that feels good in the morning can fail by the afternoon. A double palm, where it is stated, is worth your attention for this reason. It puts extra material where the load presses hardest.
Dexterity matters to us because your movers do more than lift. They open doors, adjust straps, fold blankets, and guide furniture through tight doorways. A glove that is too stiff slows all of that down. A glove that is too loose creates its own hazard, because excess material can catch. For us, fit is therefore not a comfort extra. It is part of safety and speed.
We recommend our leather palm gloves as the workhorse choice for furniture crews. Their palm is built for repeated contact with wood, cardboard, and straps, and their construction is stated in detail, so you do not have to guess what you are buying from us.
Our Green Cowhide Double Palm, at $7.34 per pair, is the lowest priced leather palm option in this guide. It states select shoulder split cowhide, double palm with a full leather index finger, leather fingertips, knuckle strap, and heel pull, with a wing thumb, rubberized safety cuff, and color coded bias tape hem. For your moving company, we read that combination as a straightforward heavy use glove. The double palm covers the main contact area, the full leather index finger covers a high wear point, and the cuff helps keep the glove in place during lifts.
Our Orange Cowhide Double Palm, at $10.30 per pair, states premium split leather with orange canvas, internal double palm with a full leather index finger, leather fingertips, knuckle strap, and heel pull, with a wing thumb, rubberized safety cuff, and color coded bias tape hem. We recommend it as a useful step up when your crew wants the same double palm idea with a canvas back for a different feel, rather than a completely different glove type.
Our Cowhide Double Palm Kevlar, at $13.02 per pair, states two ply palm and fingers, built for durability and long wear, with a wing thumb, knuckle strap, and white canvas back, KEVLAR sewn. We want to keep two points clear here. First, KEVLAR sewn is not a cut rating, and no cut level is stated for this glove, so we will not sell it to your crew as a rated cut glove. Second, it does not state a cuff, heel pull, full leather index finger, or leather fingertips, so we do not describe it as if it had them. Its case is simpler. It is the highest priced leather palm option in this guide, and its stated case is a two ply palm for long wear.
Our Cowhide Kevlar Sewn, at $9.13 per pair, is the one leather palm style in this guide with no double palm wording. It states side split cowhide palm with a wing thumb, knuckle strap, and shirred back, KEVLAR sewn for added strength. We recommend it for a crew that wants a leather palm glove without paying for a double palm, or for a crew that wants a lighter palm feel for mixed box and furniture work. Again, we do not present KEVLAR sewn as a cut rating for this glove either.
For furniture work, we recommend that you start with our leather palm group. Pick our double palm styles for the heaviest, most repeated lifting, and keep our single palm style for lighter mixed work or for crew members who prefer less bulk in the palm.
We have put our recommended styles side by side below, so you can compare price and stated construction without reading every section first. All 9 styles in this table state Full Color print, sizes XS to XXL, a minimum order of 12 dozen pairs, and a one time $95 setup fee. No style in this table states a cut level, an ANSI level, a reflective element, or a temperature rating, so none of those is added to the table. KEVLAR sewn is not a cut rating, and machine washable is stated only for Nitrile Foam.
| Style | Best for moving work | Construction stated for this style | Price per pair |
| Nitrile Foam | Boxes, grip, and washing | Lightweight nitrile dipped glove, foam finish for grip, 15 gauge liner with Nylon shell, double layer nitrile, machine washable | $5.21 |
| Green Cowhide Double Palm | Furniture and heavy loads | Select shoulder split cowhide, double palm, full leather index finger, leather fingertips, knuckle strap, heel pull, wing thumb, rubberized safety cuff | $7.34 |
| Yellow Latex High Visibility Lightweight | Boxes, comfort, and fit | Very comfortable latex palm coated knit, excellent fit, high visibility yellow knit, latex dipped palm, pre curved | $7.54 |
| Orange Latex High Visibility Lightweight | Boxes, comfort, and fit | Very comfortable latex palm coated knit, excellent fit, high visibility orange knit, latex dipped palm, pre curved | $7.54 |
| Cowhide Kevlar Sewn | Mixed box and furniture work | Side split cowhide palm, wing thumb, knuckle strap, shirred back, KEVLAR sewn for added strength. No double palm wording | $9.13 |
| Orange Latex Heavyweight | Winter moves and cold storage | Winter and freezer wear heavyweight napped terry, high visibility orange knit, latex dipped palm, pre curved | $9.33 |
| Yellow Latex Heavyweight | Winter moves and cold storage | Winter and freezer wear heavyweight napped terry, high visibility yellow knit, latex dipped palm, pre curved | $9.33 |
| Orange Cowhide Double Palm | Furniture and heavy loads | Premium split leather with orange canvas, internal double palm, full leather index finger, leather fingertips, knuckle strap, heel pull, wing thumb, rubberized safety cuff | $10.30 |
| Cowhide Double Palm Kevlar | Long wear furniture work | Two ply palm and fingers, wing thumb, knuckle strap, white canvas back, KEVLAR sewn | $13.02 |
We recommend our dipped gloves for a different part of moving work. When your day is mostly boxes, totes, and wrapped items, a coated knit glove can give a closer fit and a more direct grip than a leather palm glove. The palm coating contacts the load, and the knit back keeps the hand cooler and more flexible than a full leather glove.
Our Nitrile Foam, at $5.21 per pair, is the clearest grip case in this guide, because grip is explicitly stated for it. It states a lightweight nitrile dipped glove with a foam finish for grip, a 15 gauge liner with Nylon shell, super dexterity on palm with pre curved finger design, breathable spandex back, nitrile double layer foam finish in the palm, puncture resistant double layer of nitrile, and machine washable. Machine washable is stated only for this style in this guide, so we make no washing claim for the other styles here. Its price also makes it practical as a high use glove for your box crews, where gloves wear out faster and need replacing more often.
Our Yellow Latex High Visibility Lightweight and Orange Latex High Visibility Lightweight, both at $7.54 per pair, state very comfortable latex palm coated knit, excellent fit, high visibility yellow or orange knit with latex dipped palm, pre curved. Colour is the only stated difference between the two. We recommend them for box crews that want a light, comfortable glove with a dipped palm, and the bright knit colour helps your crew stay visible on a loading dock or at a roadside stop. Visibility here is colour only on the product evidence. No reflective element and no ANSI standard is stated for these gloves, so we claim neither.
Our Orange Latex Heavyweight and Yellow Latex Heavyweight, both at $9.33 per pair, state winter and freezer wear heavyweight napped terry, high visibility orange or yellow knit with latex dipped palm, pre curved. Colour is again the only stated difference. We recommend them for winter moves and cold storage work over the lightweight latex styles, because their stated wording is heavyweight napped terry for winter and freezer wear. No temperature rating is stated for them, so we claim no temperature figure. We do not present them as rated cold weather gloves, only as the heavyweight latex option in this guide.
For box heavy days, we recommend that you start with our dipped group. Use our Nitrile Foam where grip is the main need and washing matters, use our lightweight latex where comfort and a close fit matter most, and use our heavyweight latex where the work is in cold conditions.
We know that buying for a crew is different from buying for one person. One mover may love a leather palm glove, while another on the same crew may do better in a dipped glove. A good moving company order from us often mixes styles, rather than forcing every crew member into the same glove.
We recommend that you start by splitting your crew by task, not by preference alone. Put your furniture and appliance handlers in our leather palm group first. Put your box, tote, and wrap handlers in our dipped group first. Put your drivers and guides, who handle a mix of both, in whichever group matches the heaviest part of their day. That split alone prevents the most common mistake we see, which is buying one glove for every task and then finding it is wrong for half the crew. For a deeper box handling comparison, see our warehouse buying guide.
Next, we recommend that you split by size. All of the gloves in this guide state sizes XS to XXL. That range covers most crews, but it only helps if sizes are actually ordered, not guessed. A size chart helps here, and we publish a work glove size chart guide that you can use before ordering from us. Ordering a full size run in your first order is cheaper than reordering to fix a size mistake after your crew has already started work.
Then, we ask you to think about replacement. Moving gloves wear out. A leather palm glove from us may last longer than a dipped glove, but a dipped glove may be cheaper to replace. That tradeoff should be priced per crew member per month, not just per pair on day one. A $5.21 dipped glove that is replaced often and a $13.02 leather palm glove that lasts longer can both be the right answer, for different roles on the same crew.
We know that a moving company glove is also a uniform. When your crew arrives at a home, the logo on the back of the glove is part of the first impression. We print logos on the back of the glove, and for the leather palm and dipped styles in this guide, the print type is Full Color. Full colour printing is included in the per pair price. We claim no embroidery or screen printing method here for these styles, because their stated print type is Full Color.
For your logo, you can send us a vector AI or PDF file. A high resolution PNG or JPG also works. We send a free PDF proof within 24 hours and it shows your company logo on the glove, so you can approve it before production starts. That proof step matters to us for a moving company, because a logo that looks good on a screen can look small or crowded on a glove back. Approving the proof first avoids a full crew order with a logo problem.
Our ordering rules are straightforward, and we designed them to suit a crew business. Your first order starts at 12 dozen pairs, and sizes and styles can be mixed in that first order. That means you do not have to order 12 dozen of one style from us. You can mix our leather palm and dipped styles, and mix sizes, within the same first order. Your reorders can be a few dozen pairs. Setup is $95 one time per logo. You never pay setup again on a reorder, and we keep your artwork on file. Different logos on the left and right hand cost $1.50 per pair extra, plus two setup charges.
Our turnaround is 2.5 to 3 weeks, and up to 3.5 weeks in the busy season. We ship samples the same day. We ship orders anywhere in the USA and Canada. Canada carries a 15 to 20 percent customs and duty charge through UPS. Our Handshake Guarantee applies to the gloves and the logo. For a moving company planning a seasonal hiring push, we recommend that you place the order before your crew is hired, not after the first job is booked, because of that turnaround.
For price planning, using only the styles in this guide, with more detail on custom work gloves cost , our leather palm styles range from $7.34 to $13.02 per pair, logo included. Our dipped styles range from $5.21 to $9.33 per pair, logo included. The one time $95 setup fee per logo is separate in both ranges. No bulk discount tier table is shown for these styles, so we claim no tier discount here. For a large crew mix, you can use our Get A Free Quote button and share headcount, so we can recommend the right style and quantity.
We see a few buying mistakes often, and we want to name them plainly for you.
Do not buy a glove from us for a rating it does not state. No glove in this guide states a cut level or an ANSI level, so we will not present any of them to your crew as a rated cut glove or a rated high visibility glove. KEVLAR sewn means sewn with KEVLAR, not rated. High visibility in a product title means bright colour on the product evidence, not a reflective standard.
Do not buy only on price. Our cheapest glove in this guide, Nitrile Foam at $5.21 per pair, is a strong box glove, but it is not the right answer for a furniture crew that needs a double leather palm. Our most expensive glove in this guide, Cowhide Double Palm Kevlar at $13.02 per pair, is a strong long wear glove, but it is not the right answer for a box crew that needs a light, close fitting dipped glove.
Do not buy one size for a whole crew. Sizes XS to XXL are stated for every glove here, and a crew that orders only large will leave smaller crew members with loose gloves and larger crew members with tight gloves. Loose gloves slow work and tight gloves cause fatigue. Both cost more in lost time than a proper size mix costs upfront.
Do not skip our proof. A free proof within 24 hours is part of your order, and it is the cheapest way to catch a logo size or placement problem before a full crew order is produced.
No. We do not sell a dedicated moving glove line, and we do not have a moving category page. The gloves in this guide come from our leather palm and dipped ranges, and we recommend them for moving tasks because their stated construction fits those tasks. We claim no moving specific rating for them.
We recommend that you start with our leather palm group. Our Green Cowhide Double Palm at $7.34 per pair and Orange Cowhide Double Palm at $10.30 per pair both state a double palm with a full leather index finger, which fits repeated furniture lifting. Our Cowhide Double Palm Kevlar at $13.02 per pair states a two ply palm for long wear, for crews that want the longest lasting palm in this guide.
We recommend that you start with our dipped group. Our Nitrile Foam at $5.21 per pair states a foam finish for grip and machine washable, which fits high volume box work. Our Yellow and Orange Latex High Visibility Lightweight at $7.54 per pair state a very comfortable latex palm coated knit with excellent fit, for crews that want a light, close fitting glove.
Yes. Your first order with us starts at 12 dozen pairs, and sizes and styles can be mixed in that first order. You can order our leather palm styles for furniture handlers and dipped styles for box handlers in the same order, with sizes mixed as well. Your reorders can be a few dozen pairs.
Yes, prices in this guide range from $5.21 to $13.02 per pair across our dipped and leather palm styles, with your company logo included in full colour printing. Setup is $95 one time per logo, and you never pay setup again on a reorder. We keep your artwork on file.
At Logo Work Gloves LLC, we believe the best gloves for movers are not the toughest gloves on paper, and they are not the cheapest gloves on a price list. They are the gloves that match the task, fit the crew, and survive a full shift without getting in the way.
For most moving companies we work with, that means using our leather palm gloves for furniture and heavy loads, our dipped gloves for boxes and grip, and ordering a size mix that covers the whole crew, not just the average mover.
We recommend that you start with the task split in this guide, pick one leather palm style and one dipped style for a trial crew, approve our free proof, and then order for your full team. A moving company that gets that split right will spend less time replacing gloves, less time adjusting fit, and more time moving.
To get started, request a free proof from Logo Work Gloves LLC and share your crew size and task mix, so we can recommend the right styles for your first order.
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