Salisbury by Honeywell
Salisbury Knit Wrist 100% Cotton Liner
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- SKU:
- L10MKC
- MPN:
- L10MKC
- Weight:
- 0.50 LBS
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
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Description
SALISBURY By Honeywell LMKC Series Light Weight Jersey Style Linemen's Natural Glove Liners with machine knit wrist cuff feature 100% cotton construction that renders soft and comfortable inner lining. 10" Glove liners enhance the comfort of wearing rubber insulating gloves and provide warmth in cold season and absorb perspiration in the warm months. Machine knit wrist style grips the wrist and can fit any hand size.
Features
- The LMKC series is light, airy and allows ease of movement
- The knit wrist style grips the wrist rather than allowing the cuff to roll down and bunch at the palm
- All liner gloves are for year-round use with rubber insulating gloves and mittens
- All liners are made from stretch fabric that can fit any hand size
- The L series has a tough outer cotton fabric while the inner lining is soft and comfortable
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