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4.8/5 · 59 reviews

A reusable interface
liner for sealed gloves

Add one dry layer under your gloves
You may never want skin-to-glove contact again.

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The workaround loop

✕Soaked liners
✕Glove-stick
✕Constant hand resets
✕Wet, irritated skin
✕Cream after every shift

One base layer

→Dry hands all shift
→No sticky glove changes
→No washing or drying
→Skin stays dry
→Lasts 6–12 months
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164 orders across 37 US states since April 19.
  • CA · TX · FL · CO · GA · AZ · NC · MA · CT · OR
Wicking isn't new — cotton does it too. The problem is what happens next. In a sealed glove, sweat has nowhere to go, so when you grip, it soaks back against your skin. That's rewetting.

DRYE is built against it. The skin side doesn't hold water. The outer side pulls it out. One direction — away from your skin.
No. Cotton soaks up sweat and holds it against your skin. DRYE doesn't absorb on the skin side — sweat moves outward, and the textile is built against it soaking back (rewetting).
Unlike cotton, DRYE doesn’t soak up oil. Wipe off surface grease after the shift and machine wash when needed.
Yes. DRYE is 0.4mm thin and fits under nitrile, latex, vinyl, rubber and many sealed work gloves without changing the feel much.
Yes. DRYE goes on first, then your work glove. That’s how the moisture-routing layer works.
Because changing gloves doesn’t fix the wet layer inside them. Cotton soaks. Creams come too late. DRYE adds a thin dry layer that moves sweat away from your skin while you work.
New, not weird. They’re 0.4mm thin, so most users adjust after a wear or two. The first time you pull your gloves off to drier hands, the extra step makes sense.
Any extra layer can add warmth. But inside a sealed glove, humidity can reach 90% within 5–7 minutes and skin temperature can climb to 35°C / 95°F.

That trapped sweat often feels hotter than DRYE’s thin 0.4 mm textile layer. Most users describe a drier, more breathable, and more comfortable glove feel — and don’t want to go back to skin-to-glove contact.
With heavy daily use, one pair typically lasts around 6 months. Machine wash up to 90°C / 194°F. Air dry or tumble dry. No coatings or membranes to wash out.
Yes — this is the main reason why most of our customers (mechanics, tradespeople, and other glove users) buy DRYE. Many report significantly healthier hands after using the liners under their nitrile gloves.
DRYE doesn’t treat skin conditions. It helps remove the physical trigger many glove-wearers deal with every day: occlusion.

When your hands sit wet inside sealed gloves, the skin can feel waterlogged, soft, itchy, cracked or irritated. DRYE adds a thin dry layer under your glove so sweat moves away from the skin-side while you work.

Many customers tell us their hands feel better within the first day or first few weeks.
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  • Put DRYE on first. Your normal glove goes over it.
  • 0.4mm thin. Nothing to adjust.
  • You’ll barely notice it’s there.
  • No mid-shift drying.
  • No glove-on-skin clamminess.
  • Sweat moves away from skin before it becomes the wet layer.
  • No wet-skin drag.
  • No fighting the glove back on.
  • It slides over the layer, not wet skin.
  • Less glove drag. Fewer rips.
  • Fewer wasted gloves through the week.
  • Nitrile lasts longer when it stops fighting wet skin.
  • Wipe it off.
  • Back in rotation< 1 min. Contact cleaner. Paper towel. Done.
  • End of shift. No scrubbing.
  • No cream just to calm your hands down.
  • Clean hands are easier to bring home.

“"The slim thickness gives great dexterity. They do a great job keeping sweat off my hands — even when slightly wet, they still work. I just wash and reuse them again."”

Shoujun Shi Car detailing · Rosemead, CA
Car detailing

“"So far the gloves have worked well and as advertised! Wearing these liners have been a huge help and I'm no longer dripping sweat on my paint jobs and my hands feel better."”

Chad Wuollet Automotive painter · Phoenix, AZ
Automotive painter

“"Nitrile gloves don’t tear anymore because they go on and off easily without sweaty skin. When I get oil on the liners, I just wipe them off with electrical contact cleaner and a dry paper towel, works perfectly."”

Brian Jee Automotive repair · San Francisco, CA
Automotive repair
INDEPENDENT FIELD STUDY

“"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."”

BMW Bilia EV mechanic EV glove workflow · Gothenburg, Sweden
Independent field study · BMW Bilia
B2B REVIEW

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

PPE-Coordinator, Scania CV AB Electric safety gloves · Södertälje, Stockholm
B2B review · Scania CV AB
B2B FIELD TEST

“"After testing the gloves in Norway and the technicians seeing the benefit of the gloves, the glove scored a 7.76/10."”

Global EV brand EHS Specialist Nordics · Norway
B2B field test · EHS Specialist Nordics
INDEPENDENT FIELD STUDY

“"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."”

Gothenburg heavy vehicle mechanic Truck mechanic · Gothenburg, Sweden
Independent field study · Gothenburg workshop
Sealed glove
Skin

Swedish School of Textiles, Borås, 2025.

THE SEALED-GLOVE LINER

Wicking moves sweat.
DRYE keeps it moving one way.

Will this actually work under my gloves?

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
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

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
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  • 4 stars: 11 (19%)
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Dayan Parker (St Louis, US)
Eliminated my eczema and protected against blade impacts

Fencing gloves are made of thick leather that becomes rough and abrasive once wet from sweat — a dreadful combination for eczema. The liners stop the sweat buildup and provide a soft protective layer that has eliminated almost all of my fencing problems. As a bonus, when your hands get hit with an opponent's blade or smashed against the guard, the liner also mitigates scratches from those contacts. Genuinely didn't expect that second benefit.

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Chris P. (Fort Worth, US)
Less irritation than anything else I’ve tried

I’ve tried latex, baseball gloves, and other workarounds — but always ended up with an inflamed rash from my hockey gloves. Since switching to these liners, my skin looks and feels better after every game. They fit well, are easy to wash, and I’ve had far less irritation.

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Jon-Paul E. (Newcastle upon Tyne, GB)
My hands usually break from a hammer — not with these

I’ve had eczema on my palms since birth and have used steroid creams for years. My skin usually breaks from the slightest activity. These gloves have helped with workouts, DIY, and gardening by keeping my hands cooler and drier. They’ve made a difference — I can finally do things like help my wife in the garden without my skin breaking.

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Denis Serdyukov (Elk Grove Village, US)
I’m keeping a pair with every set of gear now

I use these gloves for hockey, skiing, motorcycling, and auto racing — anywhere I sweat in synthetic gear. They wick moisture far better than cotton and reduce irritation. One suggestion: reinforce the thumb seam for high-tension use like pulling them on before hockey. I'd love to see this fabric in base layers next.

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Anton Nordin Törnqvist
Finally made for hand eczema

Great material, it helped with my healing.

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Jens Stålnacke (Luleå, SE)
Effective solution for cracked hands

Great gloves for someone with dry skin. A big plus is that they can handle industrial washing and still work well.

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Jörgen Axelsson
Perfect for cross-country skiing

These gloves fit well and feel durable. I’d recommend them.

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Linnea Pettersson Dove (Jakobsberg, SE)
My experience with these glove liners

I’ve had eczema on my hands for a long time, and wearing hockey gloves was always uncomfortable. These liners reduce friction against my skin, making a noticeable difference. At first, they felt a bit unusual, but now I don’t want to play without them. They’re just more comfortable.

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Sofia Malmberg (Jakobsberg, SE)
Noticeable improvement in my hands

They’re comfortable to wear, and my hands feel less dry and irritated now. Definitely an improvement.

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Sofia Halvarsson
My hands don’t get sweaty

They are nice to use. While it can get warm under nitrile gloves, my hands don’t feel sweaty.

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Emilia Asplund
A daily work habit

They keep my hands dry and comfortable. It took a little getting used to, but now they’re just part of my routine.

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Rogelio Orozco (Charlotte, US)
Wonderful for my day-to-day mechanic work

I’m a mechanic, and these gloves help so much in my day-to-day work. So far so good. I did have an issue where the stitching on my right thumb came loose, but the left glove is fine, and I’d still like to purchase more gloves in the near future.

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Alex Nistratov (Langley, CA)
Phenomenal under heavy-duty nitrile gloves

I’m on my second week using them as an EV technician under thick heavy duty nitrile gloves. The gloves have been phenomenal and the sizing guide was incredibly helpful. I did have stitching come undone and a small hole forming, but DRYE sent me a replacement pair right away.

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Slade Loewer
Almost completely dry working in the heat

I’m an automotive mechanic working at a school bus maintenance shop. So far working in the heat, these are pretty great. I thought my hands were wet from sweat, but when I took the gloves off my hands were almost completely dry, which I’m definitely not used to. It’s really nice having dry hands after being used to having sweat bead off my hands in nylon gloves.

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Ben Leising (Manchester, US)
I still love them under nitrile gloves

I had an issue with the thumb stitching after one day, but I still love the gloves. They seemed to be helping while wearing nitrile gloves. I got another replacement pair directly that fits better.

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Eugene Kim (Redondo Beach, US)
Makes changing exterior gloves easy

I’m really impressed with the gloves. They keep my hands really dry, and they make changing the exterior gloves really easy.

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Emy
Enhances comfort without compromising dexterity

These liners are now always used before putting on nitrile gloves for home maintenance, outdoor landscaping, applying fertilizer, or other lawn care products. They definitely enhance the comfort level of wearing gloves without compromising dexterity.

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Kevin Nguyen (Bangkok, TH)
Still dry hands after years of soaked cotton gloves

I wear cotton gloves all day and they soak through. These keep my hands dry compared to cotton, and my hands finally have time to recover because they’re not always damp with sweat. One thumb seam came apart, but I stitched it back by hand. Overall, I’m very pleased with the performance. Amazing idea, and I’m looking forward to buying more when the reinforced version is ready.

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Christopher Matoza (Boulder, US)
Superb under nitrile gloves all day

I work in a Jet Mill at Xerox making black printer toner ink and wear blue nitrile gloves all day over the DRYE gloves. The two pairs I bought have been superb. They never felt uncomfortable, and surprisingly it didn’t take too long to get used to them.

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Collin Wooten (Austin, US)
A lot less sweaty with good dexterity

I’m an automotive mechanic and use them under latex or nitrile gloves for longer jobs. My hands still get hot and a little sweaty, but it’s definitely a lot less sweaty than not wearing them. I was surprised my dexterity was still very good. I can hardly feel them there. Overall, I’m happy with the gloves.

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Jordan Vuong (Brampton, CA)
Worked well during a mid-40s heatwave

I use the liners for automotive service with nitrile gloves. We had a heatwave in the mid-40s, and I was able to use them with nitrile gloves without any issues. They worked very well in my application.

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Hunter Nelson (Fullerton, US)
Stops the sweat from running down my arm

I use them mostly working on cars. My hands still sweat, but it’s not dripping down my arm anymore, and my skin doesn’t feel as waterlogged when I take them off. I bought several pairs so my helpers can use them too. Really like the Swedish flag stitched in.

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Alex Addison (New York, US)
Pulling the liners off and finding my hands dry was exceptional.

I've had a decent opportunity to try out the glove liners, and I really like them. It seems like magic, but pulling the liners off and having my hands be dry is nothing short of exceptional. It makes those hot and humid days in the shop a little bit more bearable. I work at a Freightliner/Western Star dealership doing frame and suspension repair in the body shop. Here in New York, I'll probably only use them during the summer months when the temperature is above 80°F, so I won't use them every day year round. Overall I think you have an excellent product that I never even knew existed until I saw your ad on Facebook. I'll likely order more in the future. Keep up the good work!

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Anthony Grady (Carson City, US)
Shorted one pair, still impressed

Ordered 3 pairs and only got 2, but honestly they’re great. Just need the missing pair sent out.

Why millions of tradespeople thought cream was the answer

Sealed gloves over time cause skin barrier breakdown. No cream, powder, or steroid on earth can solve that.

Before
Before
After first use
After first use
After first use

"These gloves completely solved my contact dermatitis problems, and as a bonus my hands no longer smell bad after a game!"

— Chris P., Fort Worth, Texas
Before
Before
After one season
After one season
After first use

"Cracks all over my knuckles, redness and eczema. My hands stay drier, grip is better, skin holds up."

— Linnéa Pettersson Dove, SDHL Swedish Champion 2025, Frölunda HC
Before
Before
After 5 months
After 5 months
After first use

“Real skin problems started in 2017 - pain, open scars and wounds. Nothing worked for years."

— Jens Stålnacke, Mine Worker, Luleå
30Days

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Real users

This is what changes.

The outer glove didn't change. The cream didn't change. What changed was what happened between skin and glove.

Jens Stålnacke, LKAB Kiruna
2 years later Before

"Some creams did nothing. My hands got worse every shift. Open wounds. I dealt with the damage for months."

After

"My hands are honestly normal now. Without a doubt, those liners gave my hands a real chance."

Jens Stålnacke · Mine worker, Luleå
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Linnea Pettersson Dove, Frölunda HC
One season Before

"Redness and cracking after every practice. Cotton liners helped briefly — then the same cycle returned."

After

"My grip was better, my hands stayed drier, and my skin started doing better. Now it feels weird not to wear them."

Linnéa Pettersson Dove · SDHL Swedish Champion 2025, Frölunda HC
Read Linnea's case →

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One layer changes the whole shift.