The Writer’s Glove® V3 Graphene Touchscreen Typing Gloves – Black

The Writer’s Glove® V3 Graphene Touchscreen Typing Gloves – Black

Black / XS
$35.00 USD
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The Writer’s Glove® V3 Graphene Touchscreen Typing Gloves – Black

The Writer’s Glove® V3 Graphene Touchscreen Typing Gloves – Black

$35.00 USD
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Thin, full-finger indoor gloves designed to keep hands warmer without sacrificing keyboard, trackpad or touchscreen control. Graphene-enhanced fabric, grippy palms and a close second-skin fit make The Writer’s Glove ideal for cold offices, dispatch desks, inventory stations and computer-heavy work.

  • Graphene-enhanced fabric for added warmth and durability
  • Touchscreen compatible on all five fingers
  • Patent-pending fingertip design helps preserve key feel while typing
  • Silicone grip helps with mice, devices and everyday desk items
  • Thin, close-fitting design for keyboard and device dexterity
ColorBlack
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Best for

Where it fits

Cold offices, warehouse offices, dispatch desks, shipping stations, inventory control, purchasing, customer service, IT work, computer work, typing, touchscreen use and other indoor jobs where cold hands interfere with dexterity.

Material / coating
Nylon, Spandex, polyester, cotton, copper, silicone, graphene

Hand protection details

What matters on the job

Warm Hands Without Giving Up Your Keyboard

Cold hands and computer work are a terrible combination.

Traditional winter gloves add warmth, but they also add bulk. Typing gets clumsy. Trackpads become frustrating. Touchscreens stop cooperating. Before long, the gloves come off and your hands are cold again.

The Writer’s Glove® V3 Graphene Touchscreen Typing Glove was built specifically to solve that problem.

These thin, full-finger indoor gloves are designed to help keep your hands warmer while preserving the dexterity you need to type, use a mouse, operate a trackpad, handle paperwork, and work with touchscreen devices.

For MEM Supply customers, we see a particularly good fit for warehouse offices, dispatch stations, inventory desks, shipping offices, purchasing teams, customer service, IT, and other computer-heavy workspaces where the building never seems quite warm enough.

Built for Typing, Touchscreens & Fine-Motor Work

The Writer’s Glove isn’t a bulky winter glove that happens to work at a computer.

The entire design starts with computer work.

  • Touchscreen compatible on all five fingers for phones, tablets, and other compatible devices
  • Patent-pending fingertip construction designed to reduce fingertip bulk and help preserve the feel of keyboard keys
  • Trackpad compatible, including laptop and MacBook trackpads
  • Silicone grip helps with mice, devices, paperwork, cups, and other everyday objects
  • Close, second-skin-style fit designed to maintain finger control while working
  • Full-finger coverage without the bulk of a traditional insulated glove

If your job has you bouncing between a keyboard, scanner, phone, paperwork, and mouse all day, those details matter.

Graphene-Enhanced V3 Construction

Version 3 of The Writer’s Glove adds graphene-enhanced fabric to improve warmth and durability while maintaining the thin construction that makes the glove useful at a desk.

The back of the hand also uses double-layer construction for additional warmth without turning the glove into a bulky winter glove.

The idea is pretty simple:

Keep your hands more comfortable without wrecking your productivity.

Where The Writer’s Glove Fits at Work

Most work gloves are designed around physical material handling.

The Writer’s Glove fills a completely different gap.

It makes sense for:

  • Warehouse offices
  • Shipping and receiving desks
  • Dispatch stations
  • Inventory control
  • Purchasing and planning
  • Customer service
  • IT and technical support
  • Cold offices and workstations
  • Writers and editors
  • Computer-heavy home offices
  • Touchscreen and trackpad use
  • Anyone who struggles to type comfortably with cold hands

The person working a shipping desk in January probably doesn’t need an ANSI A6 cut glove.

The inventory coordinator sitting ten feet from a loading-dock door probably doesn’t need a heavy leather driver glove either.

They need warm enough hands to work while still being able to type, scan, click, swipe, and get through the day.

That’s where The Writer’s Glove makes sense.

Why MEM Supply Likes It

Most gloves in the MEM Supply lineup are built around grip, abrasion, cut protection, impact protection, material handling, or heavy work.

The Writer’s Glove solves a completely different problem.

Instead of trying to turn a winter glove into a typing glove, this product starts with dexterity and builds warmth around it.

That makes it especially useful for people working in:

cold warehouse offices, dispatch areas, inventory stations, receiving desks, shipping counters, and other indoor workspaces where temperature and computer use collide.

It’s specialized.

And sometimes specialized is exactly what you need.

Product Features

  • V3 design
  • Graphene-enhanced fabric
  • Thin full-finger construction
  • Touchscreen compatible on all five fingers
  • Compatible with laptop trackpads
  • Patent-pending fingertip design
  • Silicone grip on the palm and fingers
  • Double-layer construction across the back of the hand
  • Flexible wrist design
  • Close, dexterity-focused fit
  • Black color
  • Vegan materials
  • Designed specifically for indoor use

Materials

Nylon, Spandex, polyester, cotton, copper, silicone, and graphene

Designed for Indoor Use

The Writer’s Glove is specifically intended for indoor warmth and dexterity.

This is not an industrial safety glove and should not be treated like one.

It is not represented as:

  • Cut resistant
  • Impact resistant
  • Chemical resistant
  • Puncture resistant
  • Waterproof
  • Outdoor winter PPE

If your job involves sharp edges, chemicals, heavy freight, industrial hazards, or significant outdoor exposure, choose hand protection specifically designed and rated for those conditions.

The Writer’s Glove is for the other problem:

Your hands are cold, but you still need your fingers to work.

Sizing & Fit

The Writer’s Glove is designed for a snug, second-skin-style fit.

Measure around the widest part of your hand, excluding the thumb.

  • XS: 5–6 in
  • S: 6.5–7 in
  • M: 7.5–8 in
  • L: 8.5–9 in
  • XL: 9.5–10.5 in
  • XXL: Over 11 in

If you are between sizes, choose the larger size.

Because these gloves are intended to fit closely around the fingers, proper sizing is particularly important for comfort and dexterity.

A Different Kind of Work Glove

There are plenty of gloves designed to help you move freight.

There are gloves designed to protect against sharp edges.

There are gloves designed for wet weather, construction, maintenance, and heavy equipment.

Then there’s the person sitting at the warehouse computer with freezing fingers trying to enter an inventory adjustment.

That person needs a glove too.

The Writer’s Glove V3 gives you a thin, close-fitting glove designed around typing and fine-motor control, graphene-enhanced fabric for additional warmth and durability, silicone grip, touchscreen capability across all five fingers, and a design that still lets you actually get work done.

Warm hands. Working fingers. No giant winter glove between you and the keyboard.

Materials
Nylon, Spandex, polyester, cotton, copper, silicone, graphene
Best use
Cold offices, warehouse offices, dispatch desks, shipping stations, inventory control, purchasing, customer service, IT work, computer work, typing, touchscreen use and other indoor jobs where cold hands interfere with dexterity.

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