Mcr Safety 3613S Goatskin Leather Gloves Small

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 3613S is a general purpose goatskin leather glove designed for trade and industrial workers who need reliable hand protection during everyday tasks. Built from select grade grain goatskin leather, the glove delivers ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4 performance in a full-fingered, paired configuration. The palm, back, and cuff are all leather construction, and the keystone thumb design reduces hand fatigue during repetitive grip work. A shirred elastic back improves fit, and the slip-on cuff makes donning and doffing quick. Color-coded hem stitching identifies the size at a glance. Rated for protection against abrasion, puncture, and heat up to 284 degrees F.

The 3613S fits men's small and women's extra-small hands and is suited for general purpose applications across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, construction, and light fabrication environments. The smooth grip surface and supple goatskin leather allow for good dexterity when handling fittings, pipe, conduit, sheet metal, and hand tools. This glove is unisex and ships as a paired set. It was formerly sold under the Memphis Glove brand name in the 3613 series.

Key Features

• Select grade grain goatskin leather palm, back, and cuff for durability and flexibility
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4 rating for heavy daily-use applications
• Keystone thumb design reduces strain during repetitive gripping tasks
• Shirred elastic back provides a secure, adjustable fit
• Color-coded hem allows fast size identification in a shared tool environment
• Heat protection rated to 284 degrees F

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose leather work glove suitable for men's small or women's extra-small hand sizes across a wide range of trade and industrial applications. Part of the MCR SAFETY 3613 series, formerly known as the Memphis Glove 3613 series.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or excessive wear that could compromise protection. Replace immediately if the leather is cracked or the stitching is compromised. When working near open flame, energized electrical components, or rotating equipment, confirm the glove is rated for the specific hazard — leather gloves provide general abrasion and limited heat protection but are not a substitute for arc-rated or chemical-resistant PPE where those hazards are present.