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Best you could do would be to pick more suitable gloves and add the effect for them with xEdit or Creation Kit.
You could download a mod for more unique gloves, so that each general glove wouldn't get that effect.
Will be like; playerenchantobject (item id) 000ff15c. With this you can enchant anything you want with backstab enchantment, but of course will ''broken'' some roleplay aspect. I like to enchant a mask from Bosmer set with backstab enchant to not lose any aspect from any set.
I mean, i don't make mods and have no idea how it even functions or looks like, but can't you just check the waterbreathing and muffle (100%) enchantments, see if the enchanting procedure is the same, copy paste it and attach it to the backstab enchantment instead of the others and make it disenchantable? Again, i'm an absolute nobody with this program, but this is how i did a lot stuff back in the day when i wanted to alter something in a game.
- UESPWiki / Backstab