Johnstons of Elgin Fingerless Gloves - Cashmere (For Men and Women)
Closeouts. Dexterity and decadence -- two defining features of these Johnstons of Elgin fingerless gloves, fashioned of luxurious, high-quality cashmere.
- Johnstons of Elgin is a centuries-old family firm doing business in the far North of Scotland since 1797
- Using the finest cashmere and wool fibers imaginable, fabrics are dyed, spun and washed in super-soft Highlands water for irresistible softness
- Rib-knit cuffs
- Fabric: Cashmere
- Care: Hand wash, dry flat
- By Johnstons of Elgin
- Made in UK
- Size: One size fits most
Average Rating based on 51 reviews
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Reviewed by STP Vet from Rhode Island on Saturday, June 01, 2013I prefer these for driving in the winter, and the cashmere is lightly warmer than wool or alpaca.
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Reviewed by Tanguera from Portland, OR on Tuesday, February 12, 2013These gloves are soft and warm, and come in nice colors. I have small hands and they are definitely too big for me-- I will be gifting these to a friend for that reason.
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Reviewed by Monday morning sleeper from Oakland, CA on Tuesday, February 05, 2013These are high-quality, good-looking gloves. I like fingerless gloves because I'm able to do more with them on. They're great for driving, typing, getting keys out of your pocket, etc. These are the nicest I've found. I don't know if they'd work on a really cold day, but they're perfect for a West Coast winter (which can get quite cold, but not usually freezing).
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Reviewed by J in the desert from Flagstaff, AZ on Monday, December 31, 2012Great product. Would highly recommend them to another person looking for something to allow them to work in the cold, in an office, on a train, or where ever else they take you.
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Reviewed by Chloe from Connecticut on Friday, December 28, 2012My friend absolutely loved this gift! The gloves are soft, warm, and keep your hands ward while your fingers are free for texting!
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Reviewed by Always Cold from Wisconsin on Monday, December 24, 2012Soft and warm for typing in a cold room. The elastic around the wrists is a little snug and leaves marks on my skin, but I am working to stretch them out a bit. Otherwise, very nice.
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Reviewed by cold country woman from Delaware County, NY on Saturday, December 22, 2012My husband and I both use fingerless gloves all winter. As you get older it is harder to keep one's hands warm especially if you live in an an old country house in hilly farm country and heat and cook with wood stoves. This year because of the good price I bought Johnston's fingerless gloves as Christmas presents for all my friends who have always admired them. I love them. They do not last forever but they last better than others I have had.
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Reviewed by Soft and Warm from NE Ohio on Friday, December 21, 2012Great for use just around the house, especially when I'm some distance from the wood stove. They're perfect when typing in my home office and I need a little added warmth. They are luxurious!
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Reviewed by happy feet from brunswick ohio on Thursday, December 20, 2012Lovely soft gloves.
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Reviewed by cybernym from Pennsylvania on Saturday, December 15, 2012My hands are on the large side (7 1/2 if I'm lucky) and use fingerless gloves while computing long hours in my chilly office. After reading comments about the size these mitts sounded like they might work, and cashmere is usually comfortable. The palm was on the loose side but the wrist was tight and itchy after an hour. The cashmere might have softened with soaking but the elasticized wrist could not be altered. Don't have them anymore.
