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You take off your gloves. Your skin is soft, swollen, and raw.

It doesn't matter if you're wearing nitrile at work, hockey gloves at practice, or rubber gloves at home. The same thing happens inside every sealed glove — and it's not about how much you sweat.

You already know what this looks like

You already know what this looks like

The skin that peels the day after a long shift. The cracks that come back no matter how much cream you use. The redness that calms down over the weekend — and flares again by Tuesday. You've tried cotton liners. They helped — until they got wet. Then you were wearing a damp cloth against damaged skin for the rest of the day. You've tried switching gloves, moisturizing more, taking breaks. And still — same hands, same damage, every week.

It's not how much you sweat. It's that moisture can't get out.

It's not how much you sweat. It's that moisture can't get out.

Sealed gloves trap moisture against your skin. Within minutes, the natural process reverses — instead of moisture leaving the skin, it's pushed back in. The skin barrier softens. Chemicals, bacteria, and irritants move through. This is called occlusion. And it happens in every sealed glove — nitrile, latex, rubber, vinyl, leather. As long as the material doesn't let water vapor through, the process continues. Cotton absorbs moisture. But once saturated — and inside a sealed glove, it saturates fast — it holds that moisture directly against your skin. The liner becomes the problem.

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This isn't theory

This isn't theory

Occlusion increases bacterial colonization by 1.72× compared to uncovered skin. The skin barrier measurably deteriorates within hours under sealed gloves. Up to 75% of healthcare workers report skin damage from prolonged glove use. DRYE was awarded the SKAPA Prize in memory of Alfred Nobel — Sweden's national innovation award — for a textile technology designed to prevent moisture damage in protective equipment.

About us

Work

No more eczema or rashes on my hands. Nitrile gloves don't tear anymore because they go on and off easily without sweaty skin." — Brian J., automotive repair & construction

Sports

He now wears them under his hockey gloves for every practice and game, and his hands have completely healed."
— Allison G., hockey parent

Skin

They keep my hands dry, stop my eczema from flaring, and feel light and comfortable enough that I can even type with them on." — Michael Y., daily glove wearer

A material that lets moisture leave — at the same rate as bare skin

DRYE uses a built-in moisture gradient in the fiber structure. Water vapor passes through. Water, chemicals, and bacteria don't. Your skin breathes — even inside sealed gloves. The result: your hands are dry when you take off your gloves. Not damp. Not wrinkled. Dry.

Reviews

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  • I've had eczema on my hands for a long time, and it's been tough to put on my hockey gloves. These glove liners have improved my experience by reducing friction against my skin. At first, it felt a bit weird, but now I've gotten so used to them that I actually don’t want to play without them anymore. They're just more comfortable.

  • I use this 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.

  • I used to have issues with cracked hands and eczema, These gloves have helped a lot. No more itching or sweating, and they fit well.

  • Incredibly good gloves for someone with dry skin. Big plus that these can handle industrial washing and still work perfectly afterward.

  • The gloves have been very effective—I’ve worn them under vinyl gloves, hockey gloves, and a wrist support, and they help reduce irritation and itching from sweat. The moisture-wicking works well, and they dry quickly. The only downside is that one glove developed a hole in the index finger sooner than expected.

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

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

  • Thank you! I have hand eczema, and these gloves have helped me a lot in my daily life.