Private-label glove manufacturing, built around your brand.
NewGlove turns a buyer brief into a controlled nitrile, latex or vinyl glove specification, approved samples, branded packaging and repeatable supply. NEW GLOVE LTD manages the programme from the UK, with physical production under contract in Malaysia. Commercial minimums and timing are confirmed in the written quotation after the brief is reviewed.

How does private-label glove manufacturing work?
The programme moves through six controlled stages, from market and intended use to specification, sample approval, production and repeat supply.
Brief
Volumes, target market, regulatory geography, desired material and weight, any colour or finish requirements.
Specification
We translate the brief into a formal product specification - formulation, thickness, finish, packaging, labelling and certification scope.
Sample
Pre-production sampling scope and timing are confirmed after the product brief. Written approval is recorded before production.
Production
The first batch is manufactured to the approved specification in Malaysia, with the agreed quality checks and applicable product documents.
Logistics
International freight, customs clearance, last-mile delivery to your warehouse or your buyers' distribution centres.
Repeat
Repeat-order timing is planned against the approved specification, forecast, material availability and delivery route.
One contract. Everything inside.
Private label is not a manufacturing add-on for us - it's a full operating programme. Pricing is bundled, not piecemeal.
- Specification & formulation design
- Pre-production sampling
- Manufacturing in Malaysia, with on-site QC
- Applicable declarations, certificates and test reports by exact SKU
- Custom colour matching
- Bespoke carton & dispenser design
- Multilingual labelling
- International freight & customs
- UK warehousing & last-mile delivery
- Repeat-order forecasting
The questions buyers actually ask.
How does private-label glove manufacturing work?
The buyer and NewGlove define the intended market, application, glove specification, evidence, packaging and forecast. Samples and controlled artwork are approved before contract production in Malaysia, followed by the agreed quality, documentation and delivery route.
What's the minimum order quantity?
The commercial minimum depends on the glove specification, packaging, colour, formulation and manufacturing route. NewGlove confirms the applicable minimum in the written quotation after reviewing the programme brief.
What's the lead time?
Sampling, approval, production and delivery timing is quoted for each programme. Artwork approval, testing scope, material availability, destination, freight and regulatory work can all affect the schedule.
Which regions can you supply?
We assess programmes for the UK, EU, US, Canada and Asian markets. The applicable registration, product status, labelling and documentation are confirmed for the exact product and destination before commercial commitments are made.
Can you do custom colours?
Custom colour matching can be assessed as part of the programme brief. Feasibility, commercial minimums, tooling and timing are confirmed in writing for the selected specification before approval.
Who owns the specification?
You do. We don't manufacture your specification for anyone else without your written consent, and we don't use your branding outside of agreed marketing materials.
Can you handle the regulatory side?
Responsibilities are defined for the exact product and destination market. NewGlove can provide applicable product documents and help identify evidence requirements, but no product or programme is treated as authorised for a market until its status and responsibilities are confirmed.
Preparing a project? Read the private-label manufacturing process, use the buyer's brief checklist, check the packaging and labelling checklist, or compare the broader OEM glove manufacturing capability.
Bring your brand. We'll bring the factory.
Bring the target market, expected volumes and any specification you already have. We will help define the next step.
