Custom Punching Gloves Manufacturer – Bag & Pad Training
GHS Wears manufactures custom punching gloves built specifically for heavy bag work, pad drills and high-volume gym use. Designed and produced in Sialkot, Pakistan, these gloves are engineered for durability under repeated impact rather than sparring contact.
Premium Quality Custom Punching Gloves
Punching gloves see more cumulative impact than any other glove in a gym’s rotation. We reinforce ours with denser foam at the knuckle zone and breathable mesh panels across the back of the hand to manage heat build-up during long bag sessions.
Why Choose GHS Wears
We manufacture punching gloves as a distinct product line from sparring and competition gloves, with construction specifically tuned for bag and pad impact rather than person-to-person contact, giving gyms a more accurately specified product for their training floor.
Materials & Fabric Options
Synthetic leather and PU shells are standard for cost-effective durability, with mesh ventilation panels reducing internal heat and moisture during extended cardio-boxing or HIIT classes.
Customization & Printing Options
Logo embossing, embroidery or printed patches are available on the cuff and back-of-hand panel, with full colour customization to match your gym or fitness brand identity.
Manufacturing Process
Each design is sampled first, then moved into bulk cutting, foam fitting and stitching with reinforced double-stitch seams at the knuckle and palm. Standard production is 15-20 working days.
Low MOQ & Bulk Orders
Starting from small batch orders for boutique fitness studios up to large bulk runs for gym equipment distributors, pricing scales with volume.
Applications / Who Can Order
Fitness gyms running boxing/HIIT classes, personal trainers, gym equipment distributors, and fitness apparel brands expanding into combat sports accessories.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between punching gloves and sparring gloves?
Punching gloves are built for bag and pad impact with denser, more durable padding, while sparring gloves prioritise hand protection for person-to-person contact and are typically softer.
