Visit your local Canadian Tire, Home Hardware, or Rona this week to compare glove fits in person. Sizing matters more than most new gardeners realize, and what works for weeding won’t necessarily work for pruning roses. Bring a sample task in mind when you shop.
Expect to spend between $8 and $35 for quality gardening gloves in 2026, depending on the material and specialization. Nitrile-coated gloves run about $12 to $18 and handle most general tasks beautifully. Leather options start around $25 but last years longer if you’re tackling thorny shrubs or heavy digging.
Check the packaging for sizing charts, but here…
