Custom Golf Gloves — Wholesale Manufacturer, OEM & Private Label Supplier

We make custom golf gloves for brands, retailers, golf clubs, and teams all over the world. As a golf glove manufacturer and wholesale supplier, we help you launch your own line of branded gloves without the cost and stress of running a factory yourself. You send us your idea, your logo, and your target price. We handle the design, the materials, the sewing, the quality checks, and the packaging under one roof.

Whether you need a few hundred pairs for a single tournament or thousands of units for store shelves, we can build them for your brand. Every pair can carry your logo, your colors, and the exact fit your customers want. This page explains what we make, how you can customize each glove, and how to place a bulk order with us.

Custom Golf Gloves Made for Your Brand

A custom golf glove is more than a plain glove with a small logo. When you work with us, you control almost every part of the product. You pick the material, the color, the closure style, the fit, the stitching, and the finish. You decide where your logo goes and how it is applied. The result is a glove that looks and feels like it belongs to your brand and no one else.

Many of our clients are golf brands, pro shops, e-commerce sellers, sports distributors, and corporate gift companies. Some sell online. Some supply golf courses and country clubs. Some run promotional campaigns and hand out branded gloves at events. Whatever your channel, we build the product to match your market and your price point.

Because we are the factory, you skip the middleman. That means better wholesale pricing, faster answers, and full control over the final product. You are not buying a stock glove with a sticker on it. You are getting a truly custom golf glove built from scratch for your label.

Wholesale Golf Gloves for Bulk Orders

If you buy in volume, you should pay volume prices. Our wholesale golf glove program is built for bulk orders and repeat buyers. The more units you order, the lower your cost per pair, which helps protect your margins when you sell to your own customers.

Bulk buyers come to us for a few simple reasons. They want steady stock, honest lead times, and gloves that look the same in every carton. When you place a bulk order with us, each pair is made to the same pattern and checked before it ships. You get a consistent product across your whole run, not gloves that feel different from box to box.

We also make reorders easy. Once we build your first batch, we keep your specs, your logo files, and your patterns on record. Your next wholesale order matches the first one, so your customers always get the same glove they trust. This is a big deal for retailers and distributors who cannot afford surprises in their supply chain.

OEM & Private Label Golf Glove Manufacturing

We offer full OEM and private label golf glove services for brands that want a product that is 100% their own. These two options cover most of what our B2B partners ask for.

OEM Golf Glove Production

OEM (original equipment manufacturer) service is for buyers who have their own design or clear specs. You bring the concept, the measurements, the material list, or even a sample glove. We turn it into a finished product. Our team can work from a tech pack, a sketch, or a physical glove you mail to us. We then match the pattern, source the right leather or synthetic fabric, and produce it at scale. This is the best route if you already know exactly what you want and need a factory to build it.

Private Label Golf Gloves

Private label service is for buyers who want a strong product but need help with the design side. We guide you through material choices, fit, and finishing, then apply your brand name and logo to the glove. Your customers see your label, your packaging, and your identity. No one else appears on the product. This is a popular choice for new golf brands, online stores, and companies that want to add gloves to their catalog quickly and cleanly.

Both OEM and private label runs come with your branding on the glove, the hang tag, and the packaging. You own the look. We just build it.

Custom Golf Gloves for Men, Women, and Kids

Golf is played by every age group, so we make gloves for every player. Our patterns are cut for real hands, not one-size-fits-all shapes. That means better grip, more comfort, and a cleaner look on the course.

Men’s Custom Golf Gloves

Men’s golf gloves are our highest-volume category. We offer standard sizing and cadet sizing, which fits players with wider palms and shorter fingers. Sizes run from small to double XL, and we make both left-hand and right-hand gloves. Men’s gloves can be built in soft cabretta leather for a premium feel, or in tough synthetic and all-weather materials for daily play and rainy rounds. You can add a firm, tacky grip for control and reinforced palms for longer wear.

Women’s Custom Golf Gloves

Women’s golf gloves are cut on their own pattern for a slimmer, softer fit. We do not just shrink a men’s glove. The finger length, palm width, and closure are shaped for a woman’s hand so the glove sits close to the skin with no loose spots. These gloves work well in light, breathable leather or thin synthetic fabric, and they take color and print beautifully. Many brands order women’s gloves in fashion colors and soft tones to stand out on the shelf.

Kids’ and Junior Golf Gloves

Kids’ and junior golf gloves help young players learn the game with a proper grip. We build them in smaller sizes with softer, lighter materials that are easy for little hands to close and open. Junior gloves are great for golf academies, youth programs, summer camps, and family brands. They can carry the same logo and colors as your adult line, so your brand looks complete across every age group. Fun colors and simple designs work best for this group.

Logo and Branding Options for Custom Golf Gloves

This is where your brand really shows up. We offer a wide range of logo and branding methods, and you can mix them on a single glove. If you can imagine it, there is a good chance we can put it on the product.

Custom Logo Application Methods

You can apply your logo in many ways, depending on the look and budget you want:

Flat embroidery gives a clean, stitched logo that lasts. 3D or raised embroidery adds a bold, puffed look that stands out. Woven labels and sewn-on patches give a sharp, detailed brand mark. Silicone and PVC rubber patches add a modern, grippy logo with texture. Heat transfer and digital printing let you use full-color logos and detailed art. Screen printing works well for simple, bold marks in a few colors. Debossing and leather stamping press your logo right into the leather for a premium, quiet look. Tackle twill (stitched-down fabric letters) is great for team names and numbers.

You choose where each logo goes. Common spots are the closure tab, the back of the hand, the cuff, the wrist strap, and each finger. You can also add a small logo on the palm or thumb. Multi-logo layouts are welcome, so you can place a brand mark on the tab and a sponsor logo on the back at the same time.

Custom Colors, Materials, and Fabric

Color is a big part of a custom golf glove. We can match your brand colors using Pantone references so the shade is right, not just close. You can pick the leather color, the synthetic fabric color, the stitching (thread) color, the closure color, and the trim. Two-tone and multi-color designs are easy to build. Want a black glove with a red tab and white stitching? Done. Want a full-color sublimated back panel with a printed pattern? We can do that too.

You also choose the base material, and we cover more on that below. Leather, synthetic, hybrid, and all-weather builds all take color and branding well, so you are never stuck with one look.

Custom Packaging and Presentation

Packaging is part of the product, and it shapes how your glove feels to the buyer. We offer custom hang tags, header cards, poly bags, and retail boxes printed with your brand. You can add barcodes, size stickers, care labels, and your website or social handles. For retail, clean box or card packaging makes your glove look premium on the shelf. For events and gifts, simple branded sleeves work great and keep costs down. Tell us how your customer will see the product, and we will build packaging that fits.

Extra Customization Options

Beyond logos and color, you can fine-tune the glove itself. Choose your closure style, such as a hook-and-loop (Velcro) tab or an elastic wrist. Pick the ventilation pattern, like perforated holes across the back and fingers for airflow. Add a magnetic ball marker on the closure tab so players always have one handy. Select the fit, from a tight second-skin feel to a slightly relaxed cut. Adjust the palm grip, the finger length, and the thumb style. These small choices add up to a glove that feels made for your customer, because it is.

Golf Glove Materials We Work With

The material sets the feel, the grip, and the price of your glove. We stock and source several options so you can match the right build to your market.

Cabretta Leather Golf Gloves

Cabretta leather is soft, thin sheepskin and it is the top choice for premium golf gloves. It gives an amazing feel, a natural grip, and a close, glove-like fit. Cabretta breaks in fast and molds to the hand, which serious golfers love. We offer high-grade cabretta for brands that want a tour-level product. This is the material to pick when feel and quality matter most.

Synthetic and All-Weather Golf Gloves

Synthetic golf gloves use man-made materials like PU leather and microfiber. They cost less, last longer in tough conditions, and hold color well. All-weather gloves are built to grip even when they are wet, which makes them great for rainy climates and daily practice. These gloves are a smart pick for high-volume retail, driving ranges, and value lines where price and durability come first.

Hybrid Golf Gloves

Hybrid gloves mix materials to get the best of both worlds. A common build uses a soft leather palm for feel and grip, plus a stretchy, breathable synthetic back for comfort and airflow. Many hybrids add Lycra or spandex on the fingers and mesh panels for ventilation. This design gives a great fit, keeps the hand cool, and still feels premium. Hybrids are one of our most popular styles for modern golf brands.

Our MOQ and Manufacturing Capacity

We built our factory to serve both small growing brands and large established buyers.

Low MOQ for Custom Designs

Our minimum order quantity for custom golf gloves is just 50 to 100 pairs, depending on the design and branding you choose. This low MOQ is a big help for new brands, small pro shops, and companies testing a new product. You do not have to risk a huge budget to launch a custom glove. You can start small, see how your market responds, and scale up when you are ready.

Strong Monthly Production Capacity

Our monthly manufacturing capacity is up to 10,000 units. That means we can handle large retail orders, sponsor programs, and multi-color line-ups without long delays. If your brand grows fast, we can grow with you. Our capacity also protects your reorders, so you are less likely to run out of stock during your busy season. Small enough to say yes to your first order, big enough to support your biggest one — that is how we like to work.

Who We Supply

We work with a wide mix of B2B buyers across the golf world. Our partners include golf brands, sporting goods distributors, wholesalers, retailers, and e-commerce sellers. We also supply golf clubs, country clubs, pro shops, and driving ranges that want branded gear. On top of that, we serve corporate gift companies, event organizers, and marketing agencies that use custom gloves for promotions, giveaways, and tournaments. If you sell, gift, or promote golf products, we can build the gloves behind your brand.

Why Brands Choose Us as Their Golf Glove Supplier

Buyers stay with us because we make the whole process simple. You deal directly with the factory, so pricing is fair and answers come fast. Our quality stays steady across every batch, which keeps your customers happy and your returns low. Our low MOQ lets you start without a huge risk, and our capacity lets you scale when the time is right. We keep your patterns and logo files on record, so reorders match your first run every time. Add in full branding, flexible materials, and custom packaging, and you get a partner that helps your golf brand look sharp and grow steadily.

How to Order Custom Golf Gloves

Getting started is easy, and we will guide you through each step.

First, tell us what you need. Share your target style, material, colors, sizes, quantity, and where you plan to sell. Send any logo files or a sample glove if you have one.

Next, we suggest the best build for your goals and give you a clear wholesale quote. If you want changes, we adjust until the plan fits your budget and vision.

Then we create a sample so you can see and feel the real product before your full order runs. You check the fit, the color, and the logo, and you approve it or ask for tweaks.

After you approve the sample, we begin bulk production. We keep you updated, run quality checks, and pack everything to your spec. Finally, we ship your order and keep your files ready for your next reorder.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for custom golf gloves?

Our MOQ for custom golf gloves is 50 to 100 pairs, and the exact number depends on the design and branding you pick. Simple designs sit at the lower end, while more complex builds with many colors or special logos may need the higher end. We set this low MOQ on purpose so new brands and small shops can launch without spending a large budget up front. It lets you test the market, learn what sells, and place a bigger order later with more confidence. If you are not sure which quantity fits your plan, just tell us your goals and we will help you choose the right starting size.

What logo and branding options do you offer on golf gloves?

We offer a wide range of logo methods so your brand can look exactly the way you want. You can choose flat embroidery, 3D raised embroidery, woven labels, sewn patches, silicone and PVC rubber logos, heat transfer, digital full-color printing, screen printing, debossing, and leather stamping. You can also place your logo in many spots, such as the closure tab, the back of the hand, the wrist, the cuff, and the fingers. Multi-logo layouts are welcome, so you can show a brand mark and a sponsor logo on the same glove. On top of the glove itself, we can brand your hang tags, header cards, poly bags, and retail boxes. The goal is simple: make the finished product look 100% like your brand and no one else’s.

Can you make custom golf gloves for men, women, and kids?

Yes, we make custom golf gloves for every player, and each group gets its own pattern. Men’s gloves come in standard and cadet sizing, from small to double XL, in both left-hand and right-hand builds. Women’s gloves are cut on a slimmer pattern with shorter fingers and a softer feel, so they fit closely without loose spots. Kids’ and junior gloves are made in smaller sizes with lighter, softer materials that young hands can open and close with ease. You can carry the same logo and colors across all three lines, which makes your brand look complete for the whole family. This helps you sell to a wider audience and grow your catalog with one supplier.

What materials do you use for custom golf gloves?

We work with several materials so you can match the right feel and price to your market. Cabretta leather is our premium option, prized for its soft feel, natural grip, and close fit. Synthetic materials like PU leather and microfiber cost less, last longer, and hold color well, which makes them great for value lines and daily play. All-weather builds are made to grip even when wet, so they suit rainy climates and driving ranges. Hybrid gloves mix a leather palm with a breathable synthetic back, often with mesh panels and stretch fingers for airflow and comfort. Tell us your target price and your customer, and we will recommend the best material for your line.

What is your production capacity and lead time for bulk orders?

Our monthly manufacturing capacity is up to 10,000 units, so we can handle both small first orders and large retail runs. Lead time depends on the size of your order, the materials, and the branding you choose, and we always share a clear timeline before we start. In most cases, we build and approve a sample first, then move into bulk production once you sign off. Because we keep your patterns and logo files on record, your reorders usually move faster than your first order. If you have a hard deadline, such as a tournament or a store launch, tell us early and we will plan the schedule around it. Our aim is to be small enough to say yes to your first order and big enough to support your biggest one.

Do you offer private label and OEM golf glove services?

Yes, we offer both private label and OEM services, and they cover most B2B needs. With OEM service, you bring your own design, specs, tech pack, or a sample glove, and we build it exactly to your plan. With private label service, we help you shape the design and then apply your brand name, logo, and packaging to the finished glove. In both cases, the product carries your identity only, from the glove to the hang tag to the box. This gives you a true own-brand product without the cost of running a factory. Many new brands start with private label and later move to full OEM as they learn what their customers want.

Can I get a sample before placing a bulk order, and what about packaging?

Yes, we strongly suggest a sample before every bulk order so there are no surprises. The sample lets you check the fit, the color, the material, and the logo placement on the real product, not just a picture. If anything needs a change, we adjust it and confirm the details before full production begins. Once you approve the sample, we run the bulk order to match it exactly. For packaging, we offer custom hang tags, header cards, poly bags, and printed retail boxes, complete with barcodes, size stickers, and care labels if you need them. Good packaging makes your glove look premium on the shelf and ready to sell the moment it arrives