We Love, Love, Love Talking About Gloves!
Specifically, High-Performance,
​​Cut-Resistant Knit Gloves.​
If you're having trouble with delivery and performance, we can help!
There is turmoil and disruption in the glove industry, causing frustration and then more frustration.
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​There is no need to accept poor quality, poor delivery and poor performance.

Tri-Star Glove can solve your glove issues so that you can focus on what YOU do best.  

Our cut-resistant, high-performance gloves are manufactured in the U.S.A, designed for the performance you need and engineered with the quality you deserve.  

 - Gauge / Size:  7 Gauge and 13 Gauge / Sizes XS to XXL
 - Performance:  Cut Levels Ranging from A2 - A9
 - Materials: Twaron® and Twaron® Engineered Yarns (Twaron® is a para-aramid like Kevlar)
 - Delivery:  Available to ship next day, sometimes the same day!
 - Quality:  3rd-Party Tested
 - Country of Origin:   Made in the USA (right here in scenic southwest Indiana)
 - Design:  Thumb-Crotch Reinforcement Available, Launderable
- Target Areas:  Stamping, Body Weld, General Assembly, Parts Handling, Plastics, Glass.
 
Our products have been proven, and relied upon, by the North American Automotive manufacturers and their Tier 1s for decades.  

Samples are Available.

Ask us how we can help you.
customerservice@tri-starglove.com
Eric Moll, VP - 812-295-6179 (Cell)
Cindy Moll, Customer Service - 812-444-9650 (Cell)

Yes, We are open for business, and ....


Our hearts go out to all those we've lost, or who are struggling with this virus.  

We are open for business, but to say as usual would not accurately describe what we're doing:

We need to take care of us:
  • Gloveland is our home.  Several times every day, we are sanitizing touch points, have hand sanitizer dispensers throughout, and are restricting entry into the plant to employees and essential deliveries only.  Our number one goal is to protect our employees.

We need to take care of you (and thanks for the privilege!):
  • ​We have decided to take a different approach regarding raw materials (you knew we were weird).  In order to make the gloves and garments essential to keep your employees safe and continue running your facilities, we cannot run lean on raw materials.  Rather, our efforts have been focused on beefing up our inventory levels, and will do our part to keep you going, with the assistance of our trusted suppliers.  All our gloves and garments are proudly made right here in scenic, southwest Indiana.
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  • If you have any questions or concerns, we encourage you to reach out to us directly:
    • Eric Moll, VP - 812-295-6179 (Cell)
    • Cindy Moll, Customer Service - 812-444-9650 (Cell)
    • Mike Kramer, Technical Sales and Solutions - 920-840-0626 (Cell)

We wish all of you and your families continued health, and be safe!

Our Mission

Tri-Star Glove offers safety value by delivering domestically produced, high quality, hand and body protection in a timely manner.  In fact, we measure our lead times in days rather than weeks or months!
For maximum performance in cut and abrasion resistance,
​Tri-Star Glove chooses virgin, non-recycled Aramid. 
Tri-Star Glove has partnered with valued suppliers that declare no recycled fibers are used in yarns and fabrics for our PPE.
​​​Tri-Star Glove proudly manufactures 100% of our products in Southern Indiana.
Photo credit: TNS and Pavel Pavlov
We are problem solvers.

We identify threats, develop countermeasures, and deliver high quality knit gloves and protective apparel efficiently.

Trust in us to do what we do best for you! 
When trusting in your PPE as a last defense to keep you safe on the job, can you be sure the very best went into manufacturing those products? From fiber, to yarn, to fabric, Tri-Star Glove takes pride in using the very best materials in our gloves, garments, and other products.

While the world moves toward being a little more green and embracing recycled products, recycling Aramid fibers can actually diminish their performance! Recycling Aramid involves chopping and blending fibers. As a rule, the longer the fibers during the spinning process, the stronger they will be.