Typing Gloves to Match your Desk Setup

Written By Refiber Designs

Refiber Designs partnered with Kinetic Labs to make some fun and comfy typing gloves that match their keycaps and desk mats! There are 4 variations: Whale, Seal, Code and Octopus.

The Octopus Cotton Typing Gloves have cute baby octopi in various positions as well as pink starfish and seashells. The bright magenta and purple octopus desk mat and color-coordinated keycaps on this keyboard are the perfect combination.

 
code computer gloves with keyboard and deskmat deks setup

The Code Cotton Typing Gloves are covered in fun old school boxy desktop computers. What computer model do you think it looks like the most? Maybe an Atari PC like this one? Some of the computer screens have cute pixelated faces on the displays in black and green —smiley, happy, and maybe a mischievous face here and there. Some small details include floppy discs and file folder icons with little cool faces with sunglasses.

 

The Seal Cotton Typing Gloves are monochromatic —black, gray and white. These seals are chubby and cute and the matching desk mat is amazing too. When I look at these seals, I like to think about how seals bounce when they move around like in this goofy video I remember from years ago. We hope you like the seals on these gloves as much as we do.

 

The Whale Cotton Typing Gloves are a lovely blue color. The crashing wave details remind me of Hokusai. The whales pattern includes some little baby whales. Smaller details include little air bubbles in the water. A mysterious little deep sea diver shows up occasionally on the fabric as well. The coordinated keycaps are a great spectrum of blue and grey. The blue whale desk mat (not pictured) from Kinetic Labs is another great match to these gloves.

 

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