Foxgloves bloomed into being thanks to Maker Harriet Zbikowski. The former pro-horticulturist bore proof of her green thumb in the form of soil stains all over her hands. Unfortunately, the only available protection was bulky work gloves, which were more obstructive than constructive. Harriet then tried dress gloves from the ‘50s, which she spotted at thrift stores. While the fit was ideal, the cotton fabric lacked durability. She had the idea to blend that classic glove design with modern, high-performance textiles. The resulting Foxgloves satisfy the best of both worlds. Each pair is flexible and versatile. Perfect for weeding, pruning, and even driving, a pair boasts a robust grip and unimpeded dexterity, with a comfortable yet protective ultra-thin fit. With varying lengths and added padding, Foxgloves protect hands and arms (even all the way up the elbow) from sun, soil, thorns and more, keeping busy hands safe.