→ Sweat forms. Moisture is actively transported away. Skin stays dry, balanced, and protected.
→ Moisture is guided outward—through engineered layers that wick and release.
→ The outer layer lets it evaporate, keeping skin dry and irritation-free.
DRYE liners are soft, thin, and breathable glove liners worn under standard gloves — designed to move sweat away before it triggers irritation, or when your skin is already compromised.
Whether you're working, training, or sleeping in gloves, the textile pulls moisture from the skin and releases it through the outer layer — instead of trapping it against your hands.
We didn’t redesign gloves. We built a textile system that works underneath them — developed in collaboration with dermatologists and material scientists, and tested over several years by people with everything from redness and cracks to clinically diagnosed conditions like contact eczema, hand dermatitis, psoriasis, and Raynaud’s.
This is not a superficial solution. It’s a functional barrier that supports the skin’s moisture balance, reduces friction, and addresses the underlying reason glove users develop problems in the first place.
We are currently not shipping to Germany.
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→ Sweat forms. Moisture is actively transported away. Skin stays dry, balanced, and protected.
→ Moisture is guided outward—through engineered layers that wick and release.
→ The outer layer lets it evaporate, keeping skin dry and irritation-free.
Unlike traditional materials that soak quickly and stay damp, DRYE uses directional textile layers to move sweat away from your skin — before it causes redness, flare-ups, or cracked hands. It helps create a dry, balanced environment where your skin can stay calm and protected — even after hours in gloves.
Scientists and dermatologists worldwide are highlighting that daily glove users often don’t realize the problem starts inside the glove — and that creams often only mask the root cause.
For many with eczema, psoriasis, or sensitive skin — myself included — we’ve tried everything. Creams, supplements, treatments, dietary changes. Always searching for the next thing that might help.
To address this, we collaborated with dermatologists, hospitals, and textile scientists in Sweden to create a textile that actively moves moisture away from the skin, helping it stay balanced, recover, and remain protected.
Incredibly good gloves for someone with dry skin.
Big plus that these can handle industrial washing and still work perfectly afterward.
Almost every hobby I have involves me having to wear some sort of synthetic/polyester stuff on my hands while also actively sweating. Your gloves have been a huge help in providing separation for my hands from my ice hockey gloves (while also wicking moisture, unlike my old white cotton gloves), so I figured I'd get a couple extra sets for alpine skiing, motorcycling, and auto racing to keep with my other equipment for all of those activities.
The gloves themselves are great - I have only one bit of critique.The seams around the thumb have started to fail for me on the pair I used for hockey after about 4-5 months of usage.
I had an excellent experience purchasing the Drye gloves. The ordering process was smooth and I received regular updates on the status of them before they shipped.
As for the gloves, I'm very pleased with how effective they have been. I've worn them under vinyl gloves, hockey gloves, and a wrist support and they definitely helped alleviate irritation and itching caused by sweat. The moisture wicking seems to work well and the gloves themselves dry extremely quick.
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.
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.
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.
Thank you! I have hand eczema, and these gloves have helped me a lot in my daily life.
Sweat builds up under the glove. Friction increases. The skin stays damp, softens, and starts to break down. This is how irritation begins — long before you notice it.
After many years of glove use, I often struggled with redness, cracks, and irritation — and had to apply moisturizer at least 10 times a day. I’ve been using the liner since 2022. I talk more about the difference it’s made in my interview under “Insights.”
Jens Stålnacke, Mine worker
“For years, I had redness and cracks on my knuckles from gloves and sweat. Creams helped short-term, but the problems always came back. Since switching to the liner, the cracks haven’t returned and the redness has reduced. I don’t reapply cream constantly anymore. More on that under ‘Insights.’”
Linnea, Professional hockey player
EV technicians across Tesla Norway reported less sweat buildup after switching to DRYE liners. Many no longer needed to air out their hands between tasks—saving time and maintaining comfort during shifts. The gloves scored 7.76 out of 10 in nationwide testing.
Tesla Norway
Most users have reported reduced sweat buildup and improved comfort from the first wear. By limiting prolonged moisture exposure, the liners help reduce common triggers of irritation during extended glove use. Improvements in skin condition may take longer and depend on usage over time.
Conventional liners typically absorb sweat and retain moisture close to the skin. DRYE uses a dual-layer textile that transports moisture away, reducing prolonged skin contact with sweat.
No. DRYE liners are not classified as Personal Protective Equipment and do not protect against external hazards. They are designed to protect the skin from internal conditions inside the glove—specifically sweat accumulation and moisture-related friction.
Tested for 4 to 12 months of daily use. Actual wear time depends on frequency, mechanical stress (e.g. friction), and washing practices.
The fabric is engineered with a dual-layer system: the inner layer transports sweat away from the skin, while the outer layer absorbs and disperses it for evaporation. This keeps hands drier during extended glove use. It’s designed for breathability, long-term use, and skin stability—making it a technical solution, not a disposable layer.
Machine wash at up to 60°C. Hand washing is acceptable between uses. Avoid fabric softeners and bleach.
No diagnosis is required. DRYE liners were originally developed and tested with individuals who have highly sensitive skin and severe dermatological conditions. Because they perform under those conditions, they’re equally suitable for general use—by anyone who wears gloves for long periods.
Dimension units - mm
Length: The measurement from the first crease of the wrist to the top of the middle finger
Circumference: The measurement around your hand just under the knuckles