You already know

how the shift ends.

Hands that drip inside the glove by 9am. Gloves that tear on every other bolt. The smell when you peel them off. Same gloves waiting Monday.

"my hands literally drip sweat"

"I can't feel the bolt anymore"

"knuckles split by Thursday"

“oil’s a chemical — I need them on”

You've tried everything.
Nothing worked.

Reddit hacks

Reddit hacks

GLOVE FLIPS

GLOVE FLIPS

POWDERS

POWDERS

Cotton liners

Cotton liners

barrier creams

barrier creams

01
20 minutes in

Sweat has nowhere to go. Fabric, powder, cream — they all soak it up. It sits against your skin.

02
Saturation point

Every absorbent material hits a wall. Then it sits wet against your skin for the rest of the shift.

03
Monday again

Weekend off. Skin recovers. Monday morning the same wet gloves is waiting. Nothing breaks the cycle.

One of these
is your Tuesday afternoon

Different gloves. Same fight inside.
Mechanic at work
NITRILE · SUMMER
Auto repair, ~20 min in

“When you take your gloves off after the first 100°F in Texas”

Automotive mechanic

Mechanic at work
Nitrile · Detailing
Interior clean, hour 3

“The second pair never goes on as easy.”

Car detailer

Mechanic at work
NITRILE · ALL DAY
Diesel, by Thursday

“Oil is a chemical.”

Diesel mechanic

Mechanic at work
NITRILE · HEAVY REPAIR 
Truck repair, hour 4 

“Same damp gloves all day. Same cracked hands by Thursday.”

Diesel mechanic

Mechanic at work
HV CLASS 0 · FULL SHIFT
EV battery, full shift

“Glove off. Towel. Glove back on. Again.”

EV technician

Mechanic at work
Latex · Chemicals
Paint booth, hour 4

“Sweat drips off my hands when I’m spraying a panel.”

Auto body painter

The mechanism

Moisture doesn't need to be absorbed. It needs a route out.

Every liner before DRYE

Absorb and hold

Cotton, silk, merino, polyester wicking. All fill with moisture until saturated - then hold it against your skin for the rest of the shift.

  • Sweat enters the fabric and stays
  • At saturation, moisture sits on skin
  • Sealed glove traps heat and humidity
  • Heat and humidity trap inside the glove
  • Same wet glove on shift 1 as shift 8
DRYE · ASYMMETRIC LAYERING

Repel. Pull. No saturation.

Two fibers, one fabric. The skin side is hydrophobic - water cannot bond to it. The outer side pulls moisture toward it. The skin side repels. The outer side pulls. Sweat exits — it doesn't pool..

  • Skin side repels - sweat cannot sit there
  • Outer side pulls moisture toward it
  • Continuous transport, no saturation point
  • One principle. Patent filed March 2026.
— A. Riahi

Eight hours in. The glove is humid. Your skin is dry.

"After 6 hours under rubber gloves, my hands felt wet inside. Took the gloves off — completely dry. Such a mindfuck."

Goes under any sealed glove.

Routes sweat from skin to outer fabric. No saturation point.

DRYE goes
under your existing glove.

Thin enough you forget it’s there. Built for repeated shifts.

  • Sweat.  Stays dry for the full shift.
  • Oil. Stays on the surface. Wipes off.
  • Tearing. Your nitriles go on dry, come off dry. 
DRYE goes
30Days

Try it risk-free.

If DRYE Liner doesn't change your shift, full refund. No hassle.

30-Day Money Back Guarantee

Will this actually work under my gloves?

Car detailing

Will it kill my grip?

"The slim thickness gives great dexterity. They do a great job keeping sweat off my hands."

Shoujun S. · Car detailing, Rosemead, CA
Automotive repair

Is this just cotton?

“These are incredible, nearly no more sweat in nitrile gloves, plus being so thin I barely notice them.”

@fordbodytech811 · Automotive repair
Automotive repair

What happens if oil gets on them?

"When I get oil on the liners, I just wipe them off with electrical contact cleaner and a dry paper towel. Wipes right off."

Brian Jee · Automotive repair, San Francisco, CA.
Automotive repair

How much time does it save?

“Without the lining gloves I had to remove my EV gloves, wash and dry my hands, then go to the computer. With the lining gloves, I could remove the EV gloves and go straight to the computer.”

Field study / BMW · EV service technician, Gothenburg, Sweden
Automotive repair

What if I take gloves off all day?

“I take gloves on and off 9 times an hour. After two weeks with the lining gloves, my hands felt less itchy, less dry, and less rough.”

Independent field study · Vehicle inspection technician, Gothenburg, Sweden
Automotive painter

What about hot shops and summer heat?

"Terrible sweat issues during summer wearing nitrile gloves. Wearing these, I'm no longer dripping sweat on my paint jobs and my hands feel better."

Chad W. · Automotive painter, Phoenix, AZ
AUTOMOTIVE · SCANIA BATTERY FACTORY

Does it work under EV safety gloves?

"Did not appear to affect fingertip sensitivity in electric safety gloves. Raised comfort and reduced the need to air the hand."

Simon Vicini · PPE-Coordinator, Scania CV AB
Automotive repair

Why put anything under nitrile?

“My hands get so itchy I can’t work without a layer between my skin and the glove. The lining gloves stay drier than cotton — I’ve been using them continuously.”

Field study / SCANIA · Heavy vehicle mechanic, Gothenburg, Sweden

Either your shift feels differentor it doesn’t.

Full refund within 30 days. No forms. No conditions.

One layer changes the whole shift.
Independent lab test

Proven to move moisture 82× further. No chemicals. No coatings. No membranes

WickView® test · 2025
WickView® lab test Moisture movement measured by Swedish School of Textiles, 2025
Conventional layering 99
DRYE Asymmetric layering 8,111

Wick Flow Index — higher = faster moisture transfer away from skin. Independent testing, Swedish School of Textiles, 2025.

More feedback

From real customers.

4.4/5via Trustpilot

My son's hands were bright pink and raw from wearing work gloves. Within a few days of wearing the liners, his hands were drastically improved — within two weeks, completely healed.

Debby Fields · US

Excellent fit, quick delivery, and they do as the site describes. They keep the sweat and extra heat off my palms — one of my triggers. If you've tried everything else, give these a try.

Jon · GB

I've worn them under vinyl gloves, hockey gloves, and a wrist support — they alleviate irritation and itching from sweat really well. One developed a small hole, but customer service replaced it immediately. That alone earns 5 stars.

Alric · CA

Coming up on a year with these liners — still comfortable, keep my hands dry, and no signs of wear. They do what they're supposed to.

Athena · SE

I have eczema and these liners have been the best things I bought for my hands. I wear latex gloves all day for work — every hour I'd change gloves and liners, and even with sweat on the DRYE, my hands stayed dry.

PN · US
questions

Before you wear it.

Yes. DRYE is 0.4mm thin and fits under nitrile, latex, vinyl, rubber and many sealed work gloves without changing the feel much.
Full refund within 30 days. No questions. The claim is that the physics works — if it doesn't change your shift, you pay nothing.
Yes. Machine wash up to 90°C / 194°F. Air dry or tumble dry. No coatings or membranes to wash out.
With regular use and machine washing, DRYE lasts 6–12 months. The routing structure is built into the physical composition of the textile — it doesn't rely on a chemical treatment that can wash out. The mechanism doesn't degrade with washing.
30-day full refund

Try it for one shift. Keep it or send it back.

Full refund within 30 days. No forms. No conditions. We can offer this because of how it works — not as a concession.

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