WORK GLOVES MADE FABRIC
| Brand | Owner (click to sort) | Address | Description |
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| BANG-UP | INDIANAPOLIS GLOVE COMPANY | 430 NORTH LIBERTY STREET INDIANAPOLIS IN | WORK GLOVES MADE OF FABRIC, AND LEATHER AND FABRIC COMBINATIONS; |
| BONUS | FAIRFIELD LINE, INC. | P.O. Box 500 605 West Stone Street Fairfield IA 52556 | WORK GLOVES MADE OF FABRIC AND LEATHER; |
| BONUS | FAIRFIELD LINE, INC. | P.O. Box 500 605 West Stone Street Fairfield IA 52556 | WORK GLOVES MADE OF FABRIC AND LEATHER; |
| JOB-FITTED | EDMONT MANUFACTURING COMPANY | SIXTH AND ORANGE STREETS COSHOCTON OH | WORK GLOVES MADE OF FABRIC AND COATED OR IMPREGNATED WITH NATURAL RUBBER, SYNTHETIC RUBBER OR PLASTIC; |
| JOMAC | Wells Lamont Industry Group | #725 5215 Old Orchard Rd. Skokie IL 60077 | WORK GLOVES MADE OF FABRIC; |
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| JOMAC | C. WALKER JONES COMPANY | 6135 NORTH LAMBERT STREET PHILADELPHIA PA 18976 | WORK GLOVES MADE OF FABRIC; |
| KOOL-GRIP | INDUSTRIAL GLOVES COMPANY | DANVILLE IL | WORK GLOVES MADE OF FABRIC OR THE LIKE;COOL-GRIP; |
| KSR | ANSELL LIMITED | VICTORIA GARDENS, LEVEL 3 678 Victoria Street RICHMOND, VIC 3121 Australia | Work Gloves Made of Fabric with Vinyl Coating; |
| PLASTILIFE | DAVIDS GLOVES, INC. | 23 WEST PLEASANT STREET SPRINGFIELD OH | WORK GLOVES MADE OF FABRIC MATERIAL; |
| SNO BUNNIES | BOSS MANUFACTURING COMPANY | 1221 Page Street Kewanee IL 61443 | WORK GLOVES MADE OF FABRIC;SNOW BUNNY; |
| VOLCANO | FAIRFIELD LINE, INC. | P.O. Box 500 605 West Stone Street Fairfield IA 52556 | WORK GLOVES MADE OF FABRIC;THE LINING ON THE DRAWING IS A REPRODUCTION OF THE LINING ON THE SPECIMENS.; |
| WHIZ BANG | INDIANAPOLIS GLOVE COMPANY | 430 NORTH LIBERTY STREET INDIANAPOLIS IN | WORK GLOVES MADE OF FABRIC, AND LEATHER AND FABRIC COMBINATIONS; |
Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand |
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Technical Examples
- A protective garment having an expandable material incorporated therein is provided. The expandable material may be formed of a nonwoven fabric having a first fabric surface and a second fabric surface which is opposite the first fabric surface. A section of the fabric defines at least one region gathered into a plurality of successive pleats. Each pleat is made of an overlap in the fabric such that a portion of the first fabric surface is disposed adjacent to another portion of the first fabric surface. A secondary panel for straddling a pleat may be provided. The secondary panel may be attached to the fabric by attachment points that are adapted to retain the pleat in a folded state until application of a tensile force directed along the fabric length causes the secondary panel to separate which would enable the pleat to unfold.