Gloves and method of manufacturing the same

Abstract

In order to obtain a glove, a hand mold is first dipped into a transparent rubber latex composition to form a coat layer. Next, the hand mold is dipped into a fluid including an ink floated and nonuniformly dispersed on the surface of the fluid. Upon dipping, the ink is transferred to the surface of the coat layer, whereby forming a decorative layer. Next, this hand mold is dipped into another rubber latex composition to form a base layer. Next, the coat layer and the base layer are heated. Heating causes a crosslinking reaction of the rubber to yield a glove. The glove is removed from the hand mold. Upon mold removal, the glove 2 is turned inside out, thereby allowing the coat layer to appear on the obverse face. Because the coat layer is transparent, the decorative layer can be observed from outside. The decorative layer provides the glove with a marble pattern.

1 . A method of manufacturing a glove which comprises: 
 a first step of dipping a hand mold into a transparent latex composition to form a coat layer, wherein the hand mold is dipped into a fluid including an ink which floats and is nonuniformly dispersed on the surface thereof,    a second step of forming a decorative layer on the surface of said coat layer, wherein the decorative layer is formed by transfer of the ink to the surface of the coat layer, and    a third step of dipping said hand mold into another latex composition to form a base layer.