FC Nitrile Gloves

If you're looking for gloves that match your hustle and style, our 3.5g Black Nitrile Gloves have got you covered. Built for those who take their craft seriously, these gloves handle everything from fades to dyes with ease. Latex-free, powder-free, and tough enough for a full day of cuts, these gloves keep your hands safe while you work your magic. With a sleek black look that fits the Faded Culture aesthetic, you'll stay sharp behind the chair without sacrificing performance. Grip, comfort, and durability—all in one.

1 Box - $15 each

3 Boxes - $40 Total

1. 3.5g Thickness – Tough and Comfortable
   Strong enough to handle sharp tools and dyes without tearing, but light enough that you forget you're even wearing them. Built to last through the grind of a full day at the shop.

2. Latex-Free and Powder-Free – No Irritation, No Mess
   Stay focused on your craft without worrying about allergic reactions or powder residue messing up your tools or client. Clean and safe—just the way it should be.

3. Perfect Grip – No Slips, Just Precision
   Wet hair, shaving cream, or clipper spray? No problem. The textured grip lets you stay in control, no matter how slick things get. Precision work requires a perfect grip, and these gloves deliver.

4. Chemical and Puncture Resistant – Ready for Anything
   Whether you’re dealing with dyes, disinfectants, or sharp razors, these gloves can handle it all. No more splitting gloves halfway through a color job—just solid protection you can trust.

5. Faded Culture Aesthetic – Stay Sharp in Style
   More than just gloves—these fit the Faded Culture look with their sleek, professional black design. You’re a barber who takes pride in your style, and your gear should match. These gloves keep you looking on point while handling business.
   

6. Box of 100 Black Gloves
   

Daily after each client: Wipe the blades down with a soft lint-free cloth while the hair is still fresh, working toward the tip and paying attention to the pivot area where debris collects. For product buildup, use a little rubbing alcohol on a cotton ball, and never let liquid dry onto the shear.

Oiling: At least once a week, hold the shear tips-down with the blades open about 45° and place a couple of drops of shear oil (camellia/tsubaki oil is ideal) right at the pivot point not on the cutting edges. Open and close a few times to work it in, ideally overnight, then wipe away the excess.

Tension check: Hold the shear vertically with tips up, open the top blade to about 90°, and let it fall on its own it should drop halfway to two-thirds down and stop. Closes all the way = too loose (hair folds); barely moves = too tight (grindy, tiring). Adjust one click at a time and retest.

Storage: Store closed in the included leather case, tips down, in a cool dry place away from moisture and chemicals fully dry before putting them away.

Sharpening & service: The best sign is hair folding or pushing instead of cutting cleanly. Check tension first loose tension causes the same folding and only if tension is right and it's still folding is it time for a professional sharpening. Never DIY-sharpen a Japanese convex edge.

Please allow 1-3 business days for all orders to be processed.

Domestic orders - USPS Ground

International orders - DHL Air 

Please email us at fadedculture100@gmail.com for information on orders and general questions.