Ulster Weavers Dotty Sheep Single Oven Glove

Ulster Weavers Home Fashions prides itself on the production of high-quality linen and textile products.

Every product is designed in Northern Ireland and the company still relies on the knowledge of 135 years in the production of textiles. To meet the demands of a 21st-century market, production takes place in various sites throughout the world, but the process and the quality of the end product is still controlled in Northern Ireland. Their cotton aprons are available in a variety of classic and modern Ulster Weavers designs, all created by our in-house designers in Northern Ireland, and are perfect for brightening up the kitchen with bursts of colour and pattern.

A colourful twist on one of your favourite farm animals, with their mustard and grey wool the Dotty Sheep, are a unique flock.

Our Gauntlet Single Oven Gloves are made from natural cotton with polyester wading, and available in a selection of classic and modern Ulster Weavers designs. They are ideal for handling hot pots and pans, as well as piping hot dishes straight out of the oven. Our single oven gloves provide protection for one hand, extending further up the arm than double oven gloves and ensuring you dont get burnt when cooking up a storm in the kitchen or mastering chicken skewers on the BBQ.

Features:

• Made from natural cotton with polyester wading
• Meets British Standard (BS6526).
• 36cm
• Designed in Northern Ireland

For the last 800 years, British Monarchs have bestowed the royal warrant on companies providing goods and services to members of the royal family for more than five years. The royal warrant is a mark of excellence and is highly regarded both within the UK and abroad. As evidence to their commitment to quality, Ulster Weavers Home Fashions has held the royal warrant as suppliers of kitchen textiles to Queen Elizabeth II since 1995. Today, Ulster Weavers Home Fashions is a family business with a worldwide reach. Their products are sold, not only in the UK and Ireland but throughout the world.