Glove Packaging for Wholesale and Private Label Orders

Glove packaging instructions should make the selling unit and assortment unambiguous. State whether the order is counted in pairs or single gloves, identify included liners or accessories and connect every pack to its model and size. Packaging is also a production-control document, not only a branding surface.

In this guide

Define the pack contents explicitly

Approve identification before adding decoration

Use the same size names on the gloves, pack labels and quantity schedule. Record artwork versions and any translations needed for the selling market. Confirm applicable product-information requirements separately; apparel care-labelling rules should not be assumed to apply identically to gloves in every jurisdiction.

Review an appropriate packing example

• Check that the pair is matched and the component count is correct.
• Verify that model, size and colour information can be read as intended.
• Confirm how mixed assortments will be identified.
• Ask which carton quantities and dimensions can actually be confirmed.
• Keep packing revisions with the corresponding product and order references.

Mistakes to avoid

• Comparing a per-piece quantity with a per-pair pack schedule.
• Using different size codes on glove labels and cartons.
• Inventing a carton capacity before the final packed configuration is known.

Prepare the next decision

Send the unit definition, artwork register and assortment table with the RFQ. Request a packing proof and confirm actual carton and packing-list information before shipment approval.

For catalogue context, explore the Gloves collection. Discuss your development requirements through the manufacturing and sampling process.

Sources and further reading

• FTC: textile and wool labelling
• FTC: clothing care-labelling guidance