Spend some money on them so you won't treat them casually and wreck them. Then wear them constantly in the shop so you get used to them. And even the protection can't be taken for granted. I've also seen a worker develop nasty looking, painful hands as a reaction to latex disposable gloves, which in his case was probably a reaction to the talcum powder in them. He was fine after he switched to non-talc gloves over soft lightweight cotton liner gloves.
Moderation is the best protection.
Also don't forget to launder your clothing often. Wearing the epoxy-encrusted clothes day after day just continues to expose you to uncured resin or hardener.