We partnered with Arc One Welding to put our 1898 gloves and aprons through rigorous testing in real-world welding environments, ensuring they provide the toughness, comfort, and protection welders need.

We partnered with Mine Operator to put our 1898 Leather Gloves and Aprons to the test in real-world welding environments. From repairing heavy equipment to ensuring structural stability, our gear proved its resilience, protection, and comfort when it mattered most.

We’re proud to collaborate with Flathead Welding Solutions as they put our 1898 welding gloves and heavy-duty apron to the test. Built for durability, heat resistance, and protection, our premium leather gear ensures welders stay safe from sparks, molten metal, and extreme heat in real-world conditions.

We partnered with Professor Bradley Newman from Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) to donate a pair of our 1898 Leather Welding Gloves, helping students train with industry-leading protection and comfort.

We provided Welds by Zen with our premium leather welding gloves and heavy-duty apron to test in high-heat welding, grinding, and fabrication.

We teamed up with Ivan Iler Studios, a renowned metal fabrication and sculpture studio in St. Johns, Michigan, to put our welding gloves and aprons to the test. Known for kinetic sculptures, large-scale public art, and precision metalwork, Ivan Iler brings expert insights into welding gear quality and performance.

Perro Drops put 1898 Leather welding gloves to the test in a hands-on review. From high heat to heavy grinding, he pushed them to their limits, showing how they hold up in real welding conditions. Watch as he puts their durability, comfort, and protection to the test, giving an unfiltered reaction to their performance.

We’re proud to collaborate with Philley Wood in testing our 1898 leather gloves and industrial aprons in real-world settings. Honored to be a part of their process, we put our top-notch collection through rigorous hands-on testing to ensure durability and functionality in every work situation.

We’re proud to collaborate with Warren County Career Center by donating our high-quality leather aprons and welding gloves to support the next generation of welders. By providing students with the best gear, we aim to enhance their skills and ensure they have the protection they need while learning.

We partnered with Shelton State by sending a pair of our 1898 leather gloves to Professor Scottie Smith for hands-on testing in class. This collaboration allows students to experience the quality and durability of our welding gloves in real-world settings, ensuring they have the protection they need during their training.

We’re proud to have donated a pair of our 1898 leather gloves to Chloe Wilson, a welding instructor dedicated to shaping the next generation of welders. By providing top-quality welding gloves, we support her efforts in teaching students the importance of safety and protection in the welding field.

We collaborated with welding instructor Caleb, donating a pair of 1898 welding gloves and an apron for his daily work and student training. Our gear ensures durability, heat resistance, and certified protection in real welding conditions!

We partnered with Gomez Dropz to bring our Heavy Duty Leather Welding Gloves into the world of custom car modifications. Gomez Dropz used our gloves while pimping, fixing, and modifying cars, proving the durability and protection our gloves offer in even the toughest hands-on projects.

We’ve partnered with Weldlab, experts in custom car welding and automotive modifications, to put 1898 Leather Gloves and Aprons to the test. From welding intricate designs to modifying vehicles, Weldlab showcases how our gear stands up to real-world demands.

We partnered with Sweet’s Fabrication, a mobile welder, metal artist, and instructor, to test our 1898 Leather Welding Gloves and Apron. Putting our gear to work, they proved its durability, protection, and comfort in real welding conditions.

We partnered with Perro Drops, providing a pair of 1898 gloves to test their durability on the job. See how our gloves hold up in real work conditions!

We donated a pair of gloves and an apron to Ironwood Garage, a workshop dedicated to handcrafted custom art and fabrication, for testing and an overall performance review.

We provided a pair of gloves to Cassidy Giovacchini, the mind behind Kustom Cass, to test them in his automotive projects. Known for his precision and hands-on approach, Cassidy pushes gear to its limits, helping us ensure our products stand up to the demands of creators like him.