ITL Workwear

ITL Workwear at Tooled-Up.com

ITL Workwear covers hand protection for the workshop, the building site and the van. The only child category in the ITL Workwear selection is Gloves, so every product here is about protecting hands while keeping grip, dexterity and comfort intact through a full working day.

Tooled-Up.com stocks ITL gloves for tradespeople who need dependable everyday protection. Whether you are handling rough timber, moving bricks or working with fixings and fasteners, the right pair cuts down on scrapes, splinters and general wear and tear.

Key Features of ITL Workwear

Workwear gloves are judged on how well they balance protection and feel. These are the points to look at when comparing ITL gloves:

• Grip coatings: a coated palm and fingers help you keep hold of tools, sheet materials and wet or dusty items.
• Close-fitting construction: a snug fit keeps fingertip feel for small screws, nails and fixings, and reduces fatigue over a long shift.
• Breathable backs: ventilated or lightweight materials help keep hands cooler and drier during heavy work.
• Durable materials: reinforced palms resist abrasion, so gloves last longer on rough surfaces.
• Safety markings: check each product listing for the EN standards and protection ratings, such as EN 388 for mechanical risks, and match them to the job.

Who Uses ITL Workwear?

ITL gloves suit a wide spread of UK trades and tasks:

• Builders and bricklayers handling blocks, bricks and rough masonry.
• Carpenters and joiners working with timber, sheet materials and fixings.
• Labourers and groundworkers doing general site work and materials handling.
• Plumbers and electricians who need protection when carrying, cutting and fitting.
• Keen DIYers tackling garden, renovation and garage projects.

Always check your risk assessment and HSE guidance to confirm the level of protection a task requires.

Popular ITL Workwear

ITL Gloves

Gloves are the core of the ITL Workwear selection. Browse the ITL gloves at Tooled-Up.com to compare general-purpose handling gloves, grip-coated designs and tougher options for heavier site work. Each listing shows sizing and specification details, so you can pick a pair that suits the task and your hands.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right size of ITL glove?

Measure around your palm just below the knuckles, excluding the thumb, and compare it with the sizing information on the product page. A snug fit without restricting movement gives the best grip and control.

Which ITL gloves are best for general site work?

Look for a durable, grip-coated glove with reinforced wear areas. These handle bricks, timber and tools while still letting you feel smaller items.

What does EN 388 mean on a glove?

EN 388 is the European standard for protection against mechanical risks such as abrasion, cuts, tears and punctures. The ratings show how a glove performed, so you can match it to the hazards you face.

How should I look after my work gloves?

Follow the care instructions on the product. Shake off dust and debris, let damp gloves dry naturally away from direct heat, and replace them once the palm coating wears thin or the material is damaged.