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Burgon & Ball Collection Gardening Gloves – Red Check (One Size)

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Burgon & Ball Collection Gardening Gloves – Red Check (One Size)There's a particular kind of gardening glove that makes you smile a little every time you pull it on and these are it. The Red Check Collection gloves from Burgon & Ball are dressed in a cheerful classic red gingham, finished with a charming ric rac trim at the wrist, and they bring a proper dose of country cottage warmth to the most everyday garden jobs. Bright, jolly, and unmistakably summery, they're the sort of thing that turns weeding into

There's a particular kind of gardening glove that makes you smile a little every time you pull it on — and these are it. The Red Check Collection gloves from Burgon & Ball are dressed in a cheerful classic red gingham, finished with a charming ric-rac trim at the wrist, and they bring a proper dose of country-cottage warmth to the most everyday garden jobs. Bright, jolly, and unmistakably summery, they're the sort of thing that turns weeding into something that feels just a touch more like a pleasure.

But they're far from all show. Beneath the pretty gingham, these are a genuinely capable working glove: padded palms cushion the hand through weeding, planting, and pruning, two-way stretch mesh panels between the fingers keep them breathable and flexible, and a snug elasticated wrist keeps soil and debris where it belongs — out of the glove. Best of all, they're machine-washable at 30°C, so however muddy a session gets, they come out of the next wash looking fresh again.

They come from Burgon & Ball, the Sheffield toolmaker who've been making garden tools since 1730, as part of their much-loved Collector Range — a coordinated family of pretty, practical garden kit designed to be mixed, matched, and collected. Supplied to us through our partners at AllotMate, who curate proper, well-made tools and equipment for gardeners and allotmenteers who'd rather buy once.

What makes them work

Pretty is easy; pretty and hard-working is the trick. These manage both:

  • Padded palms — cushion and protect the hand through the everyday jobs of weeding, planting, and light pruning, reducing fatigue over a longer session
  • Two-way stretch mesh fingers — breathable panels between the fingers keep hands cool and let the glove flex naturally for fiddly work
  • Elasticated wrist — a snug cuff that keeps soil, compost, and debris out
  • Machine-washable at 30°C — far more practical than most garden gloves; wash them with a coloured load and they come out fresh
  • Red gingham check with ric-rac wrist trim — the cheerful, country-cottage good looks that make them a pleasure to own

Sizing

These are a one-size-fits-most women's fit, with the stretch mesh and elasticated wrist giving a good amount of give. They suit average to slightly broader women's hands comfortably; the stretch panels mean they're forgiving across a range of hand sizes.

If you have particularly small or particularly broad hands, the Briers range offers more precise sizing options. But for most women's hands, the one-size fit here works well.

Part of the Collector Range

These gloves belong to Burgon & Ball's Collector Range — a coordinated collection of cheerful, country-styled garden kit designed to go together. The Red Check pairs beautifully with other pieces in the range, from watering cans and pruners to handy caddies and seed tins, so you can build a coordinated, properly curated set over time. And if you like the gingham look, it has a sister in our Heritage Green check — pick the colour that suits your potting shed, or collect both. For gardeners who like their kit to feel considered rather than thrown together, it's a lovely thing to collect into.

As a gift

Pretty, practical, and sensibly priced, these make a charming gift for a gardening friend. Particularly good for:

  • The cottage gardener — anyone whose taste runs to gingham, vintage charm, and a bright country-garden look
  • A new gardener — a cheerful, capable everyday glove to start them off
  • Mother's Day, birthdays, Christmas — a small gift that feels considered, especially paired with a packet of cottage garden seeds
  • The collector — anyone already building a coordinated Collector Range set, who'll be delighted to add the matching gloves

Looking after them

  • Shake out and brush off loose soil before washing
  • Machine wash at 30°C — wash with similar colours to keep the red bright
  • Air dry away from direct heat rather than tumble drying
  • Avoid bleach and fabric softeners, which can damage the fabric and trim
  • Store flat or hung gently rather than scrunched up

About Burgon & Ball

Burgon & Ball have been making garden tools in Sheffield since 1730, drawing on the city's centuries-old expertise in steel and craft, and today they're one of the best-loved names in British gardening. Their Collector Range brings that same care to pretty, practical, coordinated garden kit. We're proud to stock their tools and accessories.

A small thought: there's no rule that says working kit has to be dull. A glove you actually like the look of is a glove you'll reach for more readily, keep track of more carefully, and enjoy wearing — and a little cheer at the potting bench is never wasted.

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