DRYE Performance Glove Liners

Sweat inside gloves is why your hands won’t recover. DRYE moves it away.

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What if your gloves are the reason your hands won’t recover?

Most gloves trap sweat against your skin. When moisture stays sealed in, the barrier softens, cracks faster, and irritation becomes harder to recover from. DRYE uses a dual-layer textile that moves moisture outward so skin stays drier, calmer, and less reactive during long glove use.

When moisture gets trapped inside your gloves, three things happen:

1. Your skin barrier weakens — softened skin breaks down faster, making irritation harder to recover from.

2. Your hands lose heat up to 20× faster — wet skin chills rapidly even in insulated gloves.

3. Hygiene issues accelerate — moisture fuels bacteria, odor and tissue breakdown under friction.

This combination keeps hands cold, irritated, and constantly on edge, even when you’re doing everything “right”.

Why fixes don’t last

Creams rub off, powders turn to paste, cotton liners stay wet. Steroids calm for a while but trigger rebound. None of them solve the sweat inside your gloves.

How this is different

DRYE uses a dual-layer textile engineered to move sweat away from the skin — without membranes or chemical coatings.

The inner layer stays smooth against your hand while pulling moisture away.
Outer layer spreads it out so it can evaporate. Your hands stay dry instead of soaked.

What it means for you

Noticeably drier hands from the first wear.
Fewer flare-ups and irritation within days.
Nails that stay stronger and intact.
Lasting comfort through full shifts.

And it works

"Within two weeks… completely healed and back to normal.” – Deborah F., US

"They keep my hands dry and stop my eczema from flaring.” – Michael Y., Canada

"I have eczema and these liners have been the best thing I’ve ever bought for my hands. I wear them under latex gloves all day, and even after hours my hands stay dry. I’ve been using them for months, washing them every other day — still in great condition. — Phuong N., US"

Backed by world-leading textile research

Developed over 7 years with Swedish research institutions including Uppsala University, RISE, and The Swedish School of Textiles in Borås.

Trusted in demanding environments

Used daily in automotive, industrial, healthcare, cleaning, and even sports settings: Tesla, VW, and Porsche workshops. Hospital teams. Cleaning crews. Elite hockey players. And people with cracked, sensitive hands at home.

Let your hands recover. Stop wasting money.

1–2 pairs per year instead of hundreds. No creams. No powders. Washable. Reusable. Lasts 4–12 months. 30-day money-back guarantee.

Do I wear this under or instead of gloves?

Do they work with nitrile/latex/vinyl gloves?

How does it actually help my skin?

Will these make my hands too warm or tight?

How long does a pair last, and how do I wash it?

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Recipient of National Innovation Award

Engineered with Scientific Precision

Demonstrated Wear Resistance

Reduced Environmental Impact

Skin barrier softens and weakens

Softened skin breaks faster — irritation gets harder to recover from.

Moisture fuels bacteria + friction damage

Irritation escalates during long glove use.

Wet skin loses heat fast

Cold + moisture = quicker breakdown.

Why gloves make your skin break down

Inside gloves, moisture and constant rubbing change how your skin behaves. Here’s the chain reaction DRYE is built to interrupt.

1. Occlusion

Gloves trap heat and block airflow. The skin becomes warm and humid with limited ability to release moisture.

2. Trapped sweat

Sweat stays sealed against the surface of the skin, increasing softness and swelling over time.

3. Maceration

Overhydrated skin loses structure and becomes more reactive to stress from movement.

4. Friction

Softened skin experiences higher friction against glove material. Micro-stress builds up across the day.

5. Skin breakdown

Moisture + heat + friction make the skin more sensitive, red, and slower to recover during glove use.

Backed by leading Swedish research

Developed in Sweden with textile scientists, dermatologists and real-world industry partners — built to solve sweat-related skin damage inside gloves.

Traditional liners vs DRYE

Traditional liners absorb moisture — and stay wet

Cotton, silk, bamboo and merino are absorbent materials. Inside gloves, they hold sweat in the fibers, keeping the environment warm, damp and slow to recover.

DRYE moves moisture away — instead of storing it

A dual-layer structure pulls moisture off the skin and spreads it outward so it can evaporate. No coatings. No chemicals. Just engineered physics.

How we engineered the textile

Most fabrics “breathe” – but they still let moisture sit against the skin. We needed a structure that moved it away. Our dual-layer knit keeps the inner surface drier while the outer layer spreads moisture so it can evaporate.

Built for real-world conditions

Tested in environments where moisture is constant: Nitrile & latex shifts, automotive work, cold-weather sports, household cleaning and grip-intensive tasks. Across all settings: less irritation, fewer flare-ups, better endurance.

Recognized innovation

Developed with textile scientists, dermatologists, and real-world industry environments to solve sweat-related skin damage inside gloves. Awarded the SKAPA prize in memory of Alfred Nobel for its contribution to protective equipment and skin-health research.

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Love the gloves, working as described

Love the gloves, working as described. Worth the price you charge!

Something that helped my ex-husband’s hands

I bought these for my ex-husband who works in pest control and wears latex gloves when spraying chemicals. He used to complain about his hands being dry and gross, so I decided to buy him a pair — and he loves them. He says they help him grip the sprayer better and his hands feel less dry.

Helped my 10-year-old son finally heal his hands

I just wanted to share how much these gloves have helped my 10-year-old son. He plays on a travel hockey team and has struggled with severe eczema on his hands, made worse by his hockey gloves. It got to the point where he was embarrassed at school and had trouble playing comfortably. After trying countless products with no success, I decided to give these a try — and they’ve truly been a game changer. He now wears them under his hockey gloves for every practice and game, and his hands have completely healed. We’re so grateful! I’m already planning to order another pair soon. Thank you for creating such an amazing product.

It works- I have less skin irritation.

I use these as a base layer under my hockey gloves to protect my skin. It really works — I have less irritation now. For my use case, the gloves are a bit too smooth, so there’s some slip inside the hockey gloves.

Good dexterity and keeps hands dry

I mainly use these for car detailing. The slim thickness gives great dexterity, but after about two hours under gloves, it can feel a bit damp. The stitching ripped once, but that might’ve been my fault. They do a great job keeping sweat off my hands — even when slightly wet, they still work. I just wash and reuse them again.

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When will I notice a difference?

Most users report reduced sweat buildup and improved comfort from the first wear. By minimizing prolonged moisture exposure, the liners help limit common triggers of irritation during extended glove use. Some see results immediately. For others, visible changes in skin condition may take longer and typically depend on consistent use over time.

How long do they last?

Durability ranges from 4 to 12 months of daily use, depending on frequency, mechanical stress (e.g. friction), and washing habits.

What makes these liners different from standard glove liners?

Standard liners typically absorb sweat and retain it near the skin. DRYE uses a dual-layer textile that actively transports moisture away—reducing prolonged skin contact with sweat and helping maintain a more stable skin environment.

Are these certified as PPE?

No. DRYE liners are not classified as Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and do not protect against external hazards. They are designed to address internal glove conditions—specifically sweat buildup and moisture-related friction.

Do I need a diagnosed skin condition to use them?

No. DRYE liners were developed and tested with individuals experiencing severe skin sensitivity and chronic irritation. Because they function reliably under those conditions, they’re equally suitable for general use—by anyone who wears gloves for extended periods.