Trigger Finger Bundle

Our breathable cotton-stretch gloves provide gentle compression that supports joints and helps to reduce pain and swelling. Perfect for anyone living with chronic joint pain conditions including arthritis, carpal tunnel, or RSI.

Designed by a hand therapist, these gloves are super-soft for all-day comfort. 

Open fingers mean that they are good for everyday activities like typing, knitting, crafting, and texting. Wear them during the day or even overnight while you sleep. 

Features:

• Gentle compression - size down for firmer compression
• Lightweight and breathable (54% Cotton, 37% Polyester, 9% Spandex)
• Open-finger design
• Hand Wash, Air Dry
• 5 Sizes: Extra Small, Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large
• 1 pair of gloves per pack
• Designed in the USA, and manufactured in China.

Please note: Grace & Able gloves are designed for compression. They are not suitable for use as 'moisturizing gloves'. We strongly advise allowing hand creams, gels, or lotions to fully absorb into the skin until dry before donning the gloves.

We offer 2 styles of Compression Gloves.

Our original Compression Gloves: Relief From Arthritis and our newer Compression Gloves: Comfy Cotton.

But which one is right for you?

Compression Gloves: Relief From Arthritis are our original Compression Gloves. They are designed by a hand therapist, and made from a mix of cotton and polyester, and spandex, to give gentle compression.

They come in 8 colors and 5 sizes (XS - XL), and the fingers are longer than on most Compression Gloves e.g they cover the pip joint at the top of the finger, with fingertips open.

The sizing is true to size as per our size chart. We recommend these if you have never tried compression gloves before, we have many reviews from people with conditions ranging from arthritis to EDS to trigger finger who have found them helpful for stabilizing joints and relieving aches and pains.

Compression Gloves: Comfy Cotton are also designed by a hand therapist. They do not contain any polyester, only cotton and spandex. The fabric is thicker, good for color weather, increasing circulation and providing support.

They come in 5 colors, and 3 sizes (S,M, L), the fingers come up a little shorter than the other gloves so more of the fingertip is peeking out, which is useful if you are doing an activity like typing.

We recommend these for people who are sensitive to polyester, and who may need firmer support.

They come up a little larger than the size chart, so work well for people with wider fingers, or with active inflammation in their hands.

They are also nice to sleep in because they have some ease if your hands swell at night, and are very breathable.

Still can't decide?

Drop us a line on support@graceandable.com and we can help you find the right Compression Glove for your needs.

How do I find the right size?

The best way to find your size, is to measure around your knuckles which are the widest part of your hand.

Compare the measurement to the size chart below.

You can find more information about getting the correct fit on the Find Your Fit page.

Can I sleep in Compression Gloves?

Yes, you can wear your Grace & Able Compression Gloves in bed.

Hands can swell up overnight, so you may find that you need to size up if you are wearing compression gloves to sleep in, or choose Compression Gloves: Comfy Cotton as they come up a little large, and have more 'ease' in them.

Learn more about sleeping in compression gloves in this article.

Do Compression Gloves accomodate hand inflammation and / or finger deformity?

The gloves have some stretch and ease to them, so they will accommodate a certain level of swelling and / or finger deformity.

They are sized to provide gentle compression for 'normal sized' hands, so we recommend buying for your hand size when it is unswollen. Here's a size chart.

Another option is to buy 2 or 3 pairs of gloves in different sizes. That way you can size up and down according to the level of inflammation in your hands.

You also get a discount when you buy more than one pair of gloves at a time. The discount is automatically applied at checkout.

How do I choose the right size Compression Gloves?

Head over to Find Your Fit to learn how to measure your hands for Compression Gloves and get the right fit for you.

We offer free return and exchange too if you need to switch sizes.

Need help? Drop us a line on support@graceandable.com and we will get back to you.

How do I wash Compression Gloves?

For compression gloves, we recommend either a) hand washing in cool water and then air drying or b) washing on delicate wash in the washing machine on a low temperature and then air drying.

We do not recommend putting them in a hot wash or in the tumble dryer as they may shrink.

Got more questions? Drop us a line and we'll get back to you as on as we can.

Say goodbye to wrist pain with the Breathe Wrist Brace.

Hand Therapist designed to reduce strain on the joint and muscles, and alleviate pain and swelling. 

Keeps your wrist in a neutral position for optimal comfort. Adjust the straps and zipper for the perfect fit.

Arthritis patient approved for easy use with unique on / off zipper.

Includes our patented perforated splint for maximum support with minimal weight.

All made in a fair-wage factory.

• Patented perforated splint
• Easy on, easy off zipper
• Specially seamed thumb support
• Coolever fabric for all-day comfort
• Moisture-wicking liner, made from recycled polyester
• Made in a fair-wage factory
• One brace per pack, includes removeable splint

Can you sleep in wrist braces?

Yes, you can sleep in Grace & Able wrist braces.

Wrist braces provide support under your wrist, which stops your hands from curling into fists while you sleep.

Keeping your hand in a neutral position while you sleep can improve symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

Will Wrist Braces accomodate hand and wrist swelling?

Our wrist braces are adjustable with straps on the back so that you can tighten or loosen them as needed.

There is a reasonable amount of give in them, so we recommend that you buy the size that is closest to your hand size when it is not swollen, as the brace should have enough ease to accommodate inflammation.