Material names matter only when they are matched to the intended sport, construction and approved sample.
BURTONO reviews the material system around performance, hand feel, target cost and production requirements for each qualified OEM/ODM project.
DuPont™
Kevlar® fiber options can be reviewed for selected zones when an approved construction calls for added abrasion, tear, cut or heat-resistance direction.
3M™
Thinsulate™ insulation options can be reviewed when the brief calls for warmth with controlled bulk. Grade, weight and layer construction are confirmed against the target climate and dexterity.
Shell fabric, coatings, membrane direction, seam construction and cuff design are reviewed together against precipitation, wind exposure, activity and target price.
Palm base material, reinforcement zones and grip treatments are balanced around equipment contact, wear direction, control feel and the intended sport.
Conductive materials, fingertip pattern and layer thickness are reviewed together. Compatibility is confirmed on the physical sample rather than assumed from the material name alone.
Foam density, thickness, placement and protective components are selected around the impact zone, pressure point, flexibility and target hand feel.
Brand references identify material options available for project review. They do not imply a direct partnership, universal availability or use in every BURTONO glove. Exact grade, sourcing, documentation and permitted brand use are confirmed before production.
Selection process
Confirm the sport, climate, protection target, hand feel, market position and expected quantity.
Compare practical material and layer directions against the product brief and target cost.
Lock the exact grade, placement and construction only after the buyer reviews the sample.
Share the intended sport, climate, performance target, quantity and reference product for a practical review.