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Motorcycle Touring Gloves Manufacturer

OEM & ODM Touring Motorcycle Gloves for Riding Brands

Glaze is a motorcycle touring gloves manufacturer specialising in OEM, ODM and private-label production for motorcycle apparel brands, importers and distributors worldwide. Since 2003, we have developed protective touring gloves that combine long-distance comfort, weather protection, secure grip and motorcycle-specific hand protection.

Our touring motorcycle gloves can be customised using cowhide, goatskin, technical textiles, waterproof membranes, thermal insulation, reinforced palms and moulded protective components. From glove-pattern development and material selection to prototype sampling and bulk production, we help brands manufacture short-cuff, mid-cuff and full-gauntlet touring gloves in custom colours, seasonal constructions and private-label presentations.

Endurix Black Neon Motorcycle Gloves 3/4 View

Endurix Black / Neon Motorcycle Gloves

The Endurix Motorcycle Gloves are designed for comfort, grip, and all-weather riding performance. Built with durable textile construction, reinforced palm panels, secure wrist closure, and ergonomic finger design for improved control. Suitable for touring and daily riding. Fully customizable for OEM/ODM brands with logo, color, and material options.

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Motorcycle Touring Gloves Design & Manufacturing Guide

Motorcycle Touring Gloves for Long-Distance Riding 

Motorcycle touring gloves are developed for riders who spend extended periods on the road and require consistent comfort, control and protection across changing weather conditions. Compared with racing gloves, touring gloves generally use a less aggressive fit, more flexible construction and additional features for weather management and long-distance use.

Our development process begins by identifying the intended riding climate, glove length, target customer and required protection level. Patterns are engineered around the natural hand position used while holding motorcycle handlebars. Pre-curved fingers help reduce bunching around the palm and joints while operating the throttle, brake and clutch.

Finger length, palm width, thumb rotation and knuckle position are carefully balanced to support mobility without creating excessive loose material. Stretch panels, flexible finger gussets and articulated joints may be incorporated to improve comfort during extended riding.

Touring gloves can be developed with short cuffs, mid-length cuffs or full gauntlets. Closure systems may include hook-and-loop wrist straps, adjustable gauntlet tabs, elasticated sections or dual-retention systems.

Additional options include touchscreen-compatible fingertips, visor-wiping panels, reflective details, adjustable cuff openings and reinforced grip zones. Every prototype is evaluated for fit, control sensitivity, finger movement, cuff compatibility and closure security before production approval.


Materials & Comfort Construction

The performance of motorcycle touring gloves depends on the combination of outer materials, protective components, weather-resistant layers and internal comfort systems. Depending on the product specification, gloves can be manufactured using cowhide, goatskin, synthetic leather, high-tenacity textiles, softshell materials or hybrid constructions.

Leather may be used across the palm and impact areas for durability, while textile panels can help reduce weight and improve flexibility. Goatskin may be selected where softness and control sensitivity are required, while cowhide can provide a stronger and more structured construction.

Weather-resistant touring gloves can include waterproof and breathable membranes, water-repellent outer fabrics and storm-protected cuff construction. Cold-weather gloves may also incorporate thermal insulation, fleece linings or layered internal systems. Lighter touring gloves can use perforated leather, mesh sections or ventilation panels for warm climates.

Protective components may include moulded knuckle protectors, finger protection, palm sliders, scaphoid reinforcement and additional layers around the wrist and lower palm. TPU, TPR, foam or other customer-approved materials may be used depending on the protection objective.

Construction options include reinforced seams, double-layer palms, grip overlays, stretch zones and secure wrist-retention systems. The final material combination is developed according to the intended season, weather protection, flexibility, protection level and target price.


OEM / ODM & Private Label Manufacturing 


Glaze provides OEM, ODM and private-label manufacturing services for motorcycle brands developing custom touring gloves. Customers may provide complete technical packs, drawings, reference samples, hand measurements, artwork or an initial product concept.

Our product-development team can assist with glove-pattern engineering, leather and textile selection, waterproof construction, insulation systems, protector placement, cuff design and closure development. Touring gloves can be created as standalone products or coordinated with jackets, trousers and complete motorcycle apparel collections.

Every element can be customised, including material combinations, colour panels, cuff length, membrane systems, thermal lining, knuckle protectors, palm reinforcement and ventilation. Brands can develop summer touring gloves, waterproof mid-season gloves, insulated winter gloves or multi-season designs.

Branding options include printed logos, embroidery, silicone transfers, rubber badges, moulded protector logos, debossed leather details and customised wrist straps. Private-label services can also include size labels, care labels, hangtags, barcode stickers, branded packaging and individual glove bags.

Men’s, women’s and unisex patterns can be developed using customer-specific measurements and target-market sizing. Prototype sampling allows customers to evaluate fit, grip, weather-protection construction, protector alignment and overall appearance before approving bulk manufacturing.


Minimum Order Quantity & Production 

Every motorcycle touring gloves project begins with a review of the design, sizing, materials, seasonal requirements, protective components and branding details. Prototype development is recommended before production so the customer can assess fit, control sensitivity, cuff construction, wrist security and overall comfort.

Standard production generally begins from 50 pairs per design. The final minimum order quantity depends on leather and fabric availability, waterproof membranes, custom colours, moulded protective parts, insulation systems and branding requirements.

Sample development normally requires approximately 10–14 working days after the design, measurements, materials and branding details have been confirmed. Custom moulds, specially developed components or newly sourced waterproof and thermal materials may require additional time.

Following sample approval, production includes leather and fabric inspection, panel cutting, membrane preparation, reinforcement assembly, protector attachment, stitching, lining construction, closure installation, branding and finishing.

Completed gloves are inspected for size consistency, seam quality, finger movement, knuckle alignment, wrist retention, cuff operation and left-to-right matching. Waterproof designs may also require construction checks according to the agreed specification. Finished gloves are paired, packed and prepared for worldwide export.


Frequently asked questions

Here are some common questions about our company.

Standard production generally begins from 50 pairs per design. The final MOQ depends on the leather, technical fabrics, waterproof membranes, thermal insulation, moulded protectors, branding and packaging requirements. Prototype sampling is available before bulk production.

Touring gloves can be manufactured using cowhide, goatskin, synthetic leather, high-tenacity textiles, softshell fabrics and hybrid material combinations. The final specification depends on the required climate, comfort, weather protection, durability and target price.

Yes. Touring gloves can include waterproof and breathable membranes, water-repellent outer materials and protected cuff construction. The final waterproof system depends on the glove design, materials and intended weather conditions.

Yes. Winter touring gloves can be developed with thermal insulation, fleece linings, waterproof membranes, extended cuffs and layered constructions designed for colder riding conditions.

Yes. Summer touring gloves can use perforated leather, breathable textiles, mesh ventilation panels and lightweight linings. Protective reinforcement can still be incorporated around the knuckles, palms and other selected areas.

Yes. Touring gloves can include carbon-look, TPU, TPR or other moulded knuckle protectors, together with palm sliders, scaphoid reinforcement and additional protective layers according to the product specification.

Yes. Conductive material can be integrated into selected fingertips so riders can operate compatible mobile phones or navigation devices without removing the gloves.

Yes. We manufacture short-cuff, mid-cuff and full-gauntlet touring gloves. Cuff length, adjustment systems and jacket compatibility can be customised for the intended riding application.

Yes. Customers can customise leather and textile colours, protectors, cuff construction, stitching, logos, labels and packaging. Branding options include printing, embroidery, moulded logos, silicone transfers and debossed leather details.

Yes. We can develop motorcycle touring gloves intended for an applicable EN 13594 protection level. Materials, seams, restraint systems, impact protection and the completed gloves must be developed for the intended target. Final certification depends on successful testing by an accredited laboratory.