The phrase "a set of gloves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or grouping of gloves, typically indicating that they are meant to be used together.
Example: "I bought a set of gloves for the winter season to keep my hands warm."
Alternatives: "a pair of gloves" or "a collection of gloves."
His reward would be a set of gloves and bat of his own.
That was the last time I had a set of gloves on.
Melinda Musser, communications director for the non-profit Community Cycling Center in Portland, Oregon (which helps Portlanders get into cycling and stay safe), recommends a set of gloves from Shower Pass.
Ms. Azcona takes out a set of winter gloves and a hat.
The All-American bad-ass – son of a dairy farmer, NCAA wrestling champ at the University of Minnesota, the youngest champ in WWE history – first strapped on a set of 4XL gloves in 2008, and within 18 months was heavyweight champion, stopping Randy Couture in a second-round TKO during UFC 91 and Frank Mir, also by TKO in the second round, at UFC 100.
Wilsons Leather has a nice sale on a set of leather gloves that feature little slots in the forefinger and thumb allowing for multitouch phone usage.
When Romanian defender Cosmin Moti arrived back from international duty last week, his team-mates jokingly presented him with a set of goalkeeping gloves.
The definitions of VR systems usually includes a computer capable of real-time animation, controlled by a set of wired gloves and a position tracker, and using a head-mounted stereoscopic display as visual output.
And no Easter dress was complete without a set of white gloves.
When her brother got a set of boxing gloves she became his sparring partner.
And while Namajunas' technical kicks and chokes may not be the easiest for young females to master, her story of overcoming abuse, especially at a time when the subject is so prevalent in the contemporary milieu, has great potential to inspire others to pick up a set of MMA gloves and learn self-defense.
