Good nitrile gloves?

I don't know about the best but the blue ones they sell at Lowes work just fine. They come apart after a prolonged usage with lacquer thinner such as a heavy duty cleaning would entail but for every day airbrushing they're great and cheap.

I've been using the .7mm blue nitrile gloves from Harbor Freight for about a year. They have held up to airbrush overspray of lacquer thinner with no problems.   Pull them off, puff though the cuff to straighten them out and set aside to dry 

The current problem is that the CEO of HF has offered these to  hospitals so they may be in short supply

My local Menards has thin vinyl gloves that do stand up to paint thinner. They will not stand lacquer thinner but they are usually cheaper than nitrile.

I'll second Ed Grune's choice of Harbor Freight .7 mil gloves. They hold up well to lacquer and other thinners that I've used in both cabinetry and modelling. I can expect to get two and sometimes three uses of the same glove, unlike others I've tried from Costso and the home improvement stores.

I've never noticed what brand I get, never found any yet that don't hold up to laquer thinner or anything else I throw at them.

So in my experience, it doesn't matter.

Not going to be as cheap as HF, but check with an auto paint/parts store.  Right now with supply chain what it is, might be the best bet.

I was in Menards yesterday- their vinyl gloves were all gone, as were dust masks and eye protection.  Two long shelves completely bare.

Napa makes a good Nitrile Glove in .6 and .8 mil. Stands up to anything that I throw at it in the automotive world as well. If they can take Non-Chlorinated Brake Clean then they'll sure as Hell stand up to anything us modelers can throw at em.

Here's the link and I just picked up two boxes of these things today:

https://www.traction.com/en/p/nitrile-gloves-8-mil-black-l-gjo360-142