What is the role of the moisture absorption and perspiration performance of pigskin gardening gloves?

In gardening work, hands will inevitably come into contact with soil, water, and juice secreted by plants, and the human body will sweat. Pigskin material itself has a porous structure. These tiny pores can quickly absorb and disperse the sweat produced by the hands and the moisture from the outside world to the surface of the gloves like a sponge absorbing water.

Avoid sweat and moisture accumulation in pigskin gardening gloves, so that the hands are always in a relatively dry environment. For example, when watering plants, ordinary gloves may allow moisture to penetrate, while pigskin gardening gloves can quickly absorb and discharge moisture, so that the hands will not be soaked in a humid environment for a long time.

When the hands are wet, the skin will feel sticky to the inner layer of the pigskin gardening gloves, just like wearing wet clothes on the body. The good moisture absorption and perspiration performance of pigskin gardening gloves can take away the moisture from the hands in time and reduce this sticky feeling. When users are doing gardening work for a long time, their hands will not feel stuffy and sticky due to humidity, so they can focus more on their work and improve work efficiency.

A humid environment is a hotbed for bacteria and fungi. If the hands are in wet gloves for a long time, bacteria and fungi will multiply in large numbers, causing skin problems such as itching, redness, swelling, and rashes on the hands, and may also cause hand infections. The moisture absorption and perspiration performance of pigskin gardening gloves can effectively reduce the time when the hands are wet, reduce the chance of bacteria and fungi breeding, prevent the occurrence of hand skin diseases, and protect the health of the user's hands.

When too much moisture accumulates in the gloves, the gloves will become heavy and the fit will decrease, affecting the freedom of movement of the hands. Pigskin gardening gloves with good moisture absorption and perspiration performance can discharge moisture in time to keep the gloves light and fit. It enables the hands to complete various gardening operations more flexibly, such as grasping tools, pruning branches and leaves, etc., to improve the accuracy and efficiency of work. For example, when pruning delicate flowers, the hands need to be flexible, and dry gloves can allow the fingers to bend and stretch more freely to complete fine movements.