Solmate Socks, Mismatched Fingerless Mittens/Gloves for Women or Men, USA Made

These are so cheery! I bought them for my husband, who had a brain injury. He's become frail, and can no longer walk, and since he barely uses his hands, they've curled up and are cold. He loves these! The thumb is nice and long, and the rest of the mitten is long enough to keep his fingers warm. They got even better and longer when I washed them and added fabric softener! Now they're even softer and I stretched them a little, so they're longer on his arms. He wears them all the time. I love them, too, and intend to buy myself a pair. The THUMB is what makes them extra specially good.

Not only cute as heck, over all my hand warmers over all the years using them, I like these best.With fibromyalgia and arthritis in my hands, keeping the circulation going is key, esp in the damp cold in No CA winter months. I don't like linings (too warm for daily use), wool can be scratchy, and acrylic or polyester being man-made can overheat. Natural cotton as these are I've found suit me best.Plus, my thumbs need to be covered too! So many you see now have a mere slit for the thumb to stick out in the breeze, if any accommodation at all. I like that these hand warmers come far enough up the fingers, incl thumb, that they're covered and so warmer, yet fingertips remain exposed for daily tasks.Easy enough to tuck thumb out and push them back to wash your hands. The cuff, double material on bottom in another dazzling design, makes it easy to use with heavier sleeves.Plus tag says machine wash and dry! Haven't done so yet, but will probably air-dry to be safe.I was hesitant due to the price at first, but I am so very pleased with my purchase, for all those reasons. I am already looking at an additional pair. 😉Highly recommend!

Chose the poinsettia color and my gloves arrived today. The colors are slightly darker than the picture, but I like that. I wear a woman's size Large glove and these fit me perfectly. The length of these gloves is good. Not arm warmers but not just to the wrist so i can wear them while writing or typing without discomfort, and the material is very soft. One is slightly longer than the other. They both have their own character. I do not often spend this much money on "luxury" accessories and I am very pleased with my purchase, though I will probably buy cheap ones for when I'm working with my hands. Overall, I am glad I spent the extra money for gloves that a pretty, soft, and comfortable.

These babies are adding some crazy awesome style to my big/boring/blue down parka and spicing up the miserable Fargo winter. I haven’t had any success with those stupid little gloves you’re supposed to be able to use with your phone, so I went fingerless for the first time...and I’m never going back! These are soft and plenty big enough to comfortably cover my ridiculously man-sized hands without stretching out and getting baggy. I can pull the ends down over my fingers, providing protection from the frigid steering wheel when I start my car. They’re definitely not as warm as wool mittens, so I won’t be using them to blow snow or such, but they’re perfect for running errands while constantly digging stuff out of my purse and using my phone. I get lots of compliments!

These are really beautiful and soft. I wasn't fond of the upper 3 inches where it is folded down into a weird cuff. The tops are very thick and stiff, and hard to fit under or over long sleeved shirts. I removed all of the stitching and unfolded the tops. Now they are really long and scrunchy, and fit well under or over sleeves. I would definitely prefer to buy them uncuffed.

Every time I wear these gloves I get comments on how cute, adorable etc. they look. Even complete strangers will comment on them. But the best thing about these gloves is how comfortable and warm they keep my hands without compromising my touch or ability to pick up items with my bare fingertips.

These are kind of fun and provide a low/medium level of warmth. They run large, particularly around the thumb "sleeves" one of which was a lot wider than the other. They're made of thick cosy cotton, which I like but might be annoying to some folks if (like me) you wear them at your desk/keyboard. The cotton fiber tends to get a little grimy so I would get a color (rather than black and white) if I ordered a second pair, but they do wash up well so it's not a big issue.

As the owner of many pairs of Solmate mismatched socks, I decided to try the fingerless mittens and they arrived today. As I have learned to expect (from my socks) they are high quality, very colourful and just right for an Australian winter - best thing of all they're manufactured in the US of A. Highly recommended.

Like them very much. been wearing them all winter so far and they are holding up nicely. Get compliments on them all the time.

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