WARMENMens Winter Cold Weather Warm Leather Driving Gloves for Men Wool/Cashmere Blend Cuff

The gloves fit fine and look pretty much like the pictures. However the leather feels a little bit thin, the touch feature doesn't work well, and they lied about the lining. while it looks like traditional cashmere lining, the label clearly says 100% polyester. I'm not an expert but it's not warm like cashmere and doesn't feel like cashmere either. These are made and shipped from China. It seems any time something comes from China, it's a knock-off sold with lies.[UPDATE: Touchscreen function doesn't work AT ALL.]

These gloves fit perfectly,and greatly made,chicoms have come a long way,you could buy the italians if you have the money,or buy these and have money for lunch,you can t go wrong either way,the leather is soft and they are warm.UPDATE: 1/25/2020, I ve still have these gloves,they held up thru these years,but I have to say,they are ok for 30° maybe 20° but below that you are going to feel the cold,to put it this way,if you kive in the South of the U.S. you ll be ok in the Winter,but I DO NOT recommend them for a cold Minnesota Winter,maybe Mn in the fall..which feels like Winter in the south.

The gloves are made of nice leather and have a very nice cashmere/wool lining. The design elements are all there, and they do in fact "work" with a touschscreen. I haven't worn them outside in the cold yet, but I imagine they will do just fine for light duty gloves, likely even better than the previous two sets of similar priced texting gloves I've owned as far as warmness and durability when treated carefully. They're also packaged rather nicely.Pleasantness out of the way, let's dig into what you're really here for - the issues:I have small hands. In fact, when I measured my hand with the suggested method, my measurements were a half size smaller than the smallest size offered. Ok, fair enough, my hands are tiny and I can't expect a large market for my uniquely presidential palms. I decided to try anyway and ordered the smallest size. As such, I was prepared for perhaps some floppy fingertips. What I found instead was both better and worse. The thumb on the right side is SIGNIFICANTLY longer than the tumb on the left. As such, it is the only digit that is too long, which is a rather unfortunate defect, being the prime texter, All other fingers are just about the right length, if not slightly short. They are however entirely too wide, which is a common problem with the rest of the glove. In fact, the palm and wrists appear to be made for someone at least twice my already slightly chubby weight. I'd chalk it up to my slightly-smaller-than-intended mitts, but frankly, anyone of moderately healthy weight with big enough hands to fill these gloves properly will likely also punch right through the fingertips! I'm actually all for a line of fat-friendly gloves, as that could be really nice for some of my friends and family members, but I don't recall seeing any such plus sized mention on the product page or packaging.I'd also like to point out that the cuff and the seams on the back of the hand are purely decorative and provide no discernable utility. Personally, I find the seams to be a bit on the unnecessarily large side, and while the cuff looks nice, it is far too big and if like to have seen the second button position either removed or spaced further from the first as to make it actually usable.Hidden in all the photos is the stitching on the palm. It is of somewhat questionable design, and seems to cause awkward folds when articulating one's hands. Furthermore, it isn't particularly pretty, but bring on the inside of one's fist I'd give that a pass if it seemed more functional.Additionally, there is a small elastic bit at the base of the underside of the wrist. Great idea, and it even works, or at least it would if it wasn't so darn tiny. Were the elastic slightly stronger, and about twice as wide, it would actually go a long way towards making these gloves fit a wider range of hands.Lastly, the part you are all probably the most curious about: texting. Well, it works, but if you keep your screen fairly clean you may find the gloves tend to stick to it rather than slide across it. This is especially problematic with my floppy right thumb tip, but at least that last part is probably a unique defect to my particular pair. The ubiquitous slightly-greasy phone screen would probably fix this issue, or in fact, applying some leather oil to the gloves, which they frankly could use anyway as they are somewhat dry out of the box.

I love how these gloves feel on my hand, and the lining around the wrists is a better design option than other glove options, in my opinion, of keeping your hands warm. The touchscreen feature works EXTREMELY well- a nice convenience while driving or walking around (which is the reason I got these in the first place). I recently bought a 2nd set to keep in my car as a spare.

Item is not warm at all, leather is too thin and does not have proper insulation inside, just the leather and the fur lining nothing else and it's very flimsy. This thing could not hold NY weather on new year eve. Very dissapointed.

Received these gloves today (2/23/19). First impressions.*Four stars because I don't know how well they will wear and if there are latent defects in manufacture that won't show up until I start wearing them regularly.*Reasonably good fit. There seem to be several ways in which to measure size - some of them conflict with each other. I used the circumference measurement around the palm of dominant hand and came up with a size 8-1/2. However, based on other reviews, I opted to order a size 9. Good fit around the palm with enough flexibility to grip a steering wheel. (I only want them for driving.) Fingers of the gloves seem to be a bit long, though not the thumb and forefinger. Hand sizes vary too greatly, I suspect, to expect an off-the-shelf glove to fit perfectly.*These gloves were made in Ethiopia. (The leather is sourced from the Jiashan Sunshine Leather Co. Ltd. In Zhejiang Province of China. Interesting name.) Superficially, they appear to be well made. No obvious defects, such as poorly stitched seams. the leather of the right and left gloves match (i.e., no obvious differences in the quality of the leather). I ordered the gloves with the cashmere/wool liner, and that is what I received.*Touchscreen capability is problematic. The touchscreen pads on thumb, forefinger and middle finger appear to be properly placed. However, they lack the sensitivity of the ungloved finger. The response of the screen of my iPhone is erratic -- sometimes I can access an app and sometimes it will not respond. Any app (including unlocking the home screen) that requires a fingerprint in lieu of a password will not respond. No surprise. However, since I didn't purchase these gloves for touchscreen capability, this is basically a non-issue for me in terms of rating these gloves.* These gloves have a nice appearance -- somewhat dressy though not overly so. They are made for a moderate climate. I suspect that they will keep my hands warm down into the 30F range but not below that. They are definitely not water proof. The care instructions are a series of don'ts: "Do not wash; do not bleach; do not iron. If gloves get wet, allow them to dry naturally. For heavy soiling, use the services of a specialized leather dry cleaner." So I guess that my friendly, neighborhood dry cleaner is not going to suffice.

Looks nice and great quality but don't expect to warm your hard in any weather under zero

Quality item. Great leather.

Great product, very soft and fits well

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確かにバイクでも使えるんですがハンドルを握った時に中の素材と手の表面が滑ってグリップが安定しないのであまり良くないです。バイク用の冬用グローブを使った方が疲れないし良いと思います。