New Swedish Anti-Sweat Textile, Manufactured for Sensitive Hands

Traditional gloves tend to become wet and sticky

Irritant dermatitis often occurs when skin is in frequent contact with moisture, leading to softening of the skin and making it more susceptible to irritation from friction and chemicals.

Moisture Buildup: A Forgotten Issue?

Moisture buildup on the hands can have several negative effects, particularly for individuals with skin conditions such as eczema.

Continuous exposure to wet conditions can weaken the skin’s natural barrier, leaving it prone to irritation and infection.

This breakdown increases the risk of maceration, a condition where the skin becomes overly soft and more susceptible to damage. Research published in the Journal of Dermatology highlights that prolonged moisture exposure can worsen issues like eczema, encouraging bacterial and fungal growth, and often requiring more intensive treatments.

Got tired of "skin advice"

My mother always said, "lova runt och hålla tunt"—promise big, deliver little.

This phrase sums up my frustration with all the empty promises in skin care advice, pills, and treatments I’ve tried over the years. In construction school, I experienced firsthand the discomfort of wearing gloves for long periods—sweaty hands that made everything worse.

As if that wasn’t enough, I was born with atopic eczema and have spent my whole life in "trial-and-error" mode, constantly searching for real solutions.

I didn’t start this company or create this product just as a business idea; I did it because I wish something like this had existed 20 years ago, when I needed it the most.

Eco-Friendly Materials, Water-Conserving, and Recyclable.

Our material is made from fast-growing wood cellulose, which requires minimal water and pesticides. The production process operates in a closed loop, recycling 99% of the solvents used, effectively reducing emissions. The textile is biodegradable, recyclable, and designed to last between 3 to 12 months, helping to reduce waste and the frequency of replacements. Additionally, the manufacturing process uses less energy and resources than traditional alternatives, contributing to water conservation and a lower environmental footprint.

The textile is biodegradable, recyclable, and designed to last between 3 to 12 months, helping to reduce waste and the frequency of replacements. Additionally, the manufacturing process uses less energy and resources than traditional alternatives, contributing to water conservation and a lower environmental footprint.

A hypoallergenic and washable anti-sweat glove liner

After seven years of development and testing, in collaboration with Uppsala University, the Swedish School of Textiles in Borås, and many others, we’ve developed a glove liner that has already improved the quality of life for everyone from professional hockey players to industrial workers—by keeping their hands healthy and dry. Our user base includes consumers and professionals from sectors such as sports and the global electric industry, who rely on these products for both performance and protection.

A hypoallergenic and washable anti-sweat glove liner that incorporates a new moisture transport technique. Developed and tested over seven years in collaboration with Swedish universities, it aims to assist in managing issues related to redness, hand eczema, dryness, and cracked hands through anti-sweat technology. Front image of the gloves
For six years, this customer struggled with pain, redness, difficulty sleeping, and gripping, moisturizing up to 10 times a day.
An innovative anti-sweat glove liner designed to keep moisture away from the skin during various activities. After a couple of months, hands show reduced sweat and friction. Displaying an image of hands before and after for comparison.