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Brand guide

3M Winter Gloves and Thinsulate Insulation

3M makes Thinsulate insulation used in gloves from other brands; compare finished glove models by their own specifications.

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Brand overview

3M’s relevant role in winter gloves is its Thinsulate insulation technology, which appears in finished gloves made by other brands. The 3M name on insulation does not mean 3M made the complete glove, so compare the glove manufacturer’s own construction, fit, and care details.

Models at a glance

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Mechanix Wear ColdWork OriginalOfficial manufacturer imageMechanix Wear ColdWork OriginalMechanix Wear ColdWork M-PactOfficial manufacturer imageMechanix Wear ColdWork M-PactMechanix Wear ColdWork Hi-Viz FastFit E5-360Official manufacturer imageMechanix Wear ColdWork Hi-Viz FastFit E5-360
Thinsulate insulation60g Eco60g Eco100g back; 60g palm
Water protectionWater-resistantWater-resistantWater-resistant
Added featureTouchscreenImpact protectionHigh visibility and cut resistance
Intended useMaintenance and equipment useWork with impact risksCold, cut-hazard work
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